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Sign and verify JSON Web Tokens in your workflows
Create signed tokens for API calls, and check incoming tokens before a workflow trusts them.
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What can you do with the JSON Web Token (JWT) connector?
Many APIs ask for a signed JSON Web Token instead of a static key, and many services send one to prove where a request came from. The JWT helper has two operations, Sign and Verify. The signing key lives in a Tray authentication, so it stays out of the execution logs.
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Automate & integrate JSON Web Token (JWT)
Automating JSON Web Token (JWT) business processes or integrating JSON Web Token (JWT) data is made easy with Tray.ai.
Use case
Call APIs that expect a JWT
Sign a token with the claims an API asks for, such as issuer, audience and expiry, then send it with the HTTP Client as a bearer token.
- Claims set per request
- Short-lived tokens
- Pairs with the HTTP Client
Use case
Check incoming requests
Verify a token sent to a webhook, checking audience, issuer and expiry, and branch on the result: carry on if it's valid, reply with an error if it isn't.
- Reject forged requests
- Expiry checked for you
- Clear valid and invalid paths
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Challenges Tray.ai solves
Common obstacles when integrating JSON Web Token (JWT) — and how Tray.ai handles them.
Challenge
Keeping signing keys secret
A key pasted into a workflow step can end up in execution logs.
How Tray.ai helps
Keep the key in the JWT authentication, where it is stored securely. Tray warns that overriding it in the step leaves the value visible in the logs.
Challenge
Handling bad tokens cleanly
An expired or tampered token should stop the workflow without breaking it.
How Tray.ai helps
Verify supports manual error handling, so an invalid token takes its own path, for example a reply that rejects the request.
How Tray.ai makes this work
JSON Web Token (JWT) plugs into the whole Tray.ai platform
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