Connecting your user accounts to Pipedream

Pipedream has expanded its capabilities to allow users to make authenticated requests on behalf of their own users by using credentials stored within their infrastructure, such as databases or secrets managers, thus enabling the development of more robust and scalable integrations. This enhancement facilitates the use of external accounts, meaning users can now leverage OAuth tokens or API credentials stored via services like AWS Secrets Manager or Hashicorp Vault in their workflows. A new feature allows for controlling data retention within workflows, ensuring that sensitive user credentials are not stored longer than necessary, thereby enhancing security. This development marks the beginning of Pipedream's ongoing improvements in building flexible integrations, with more updates anticipated in the future.

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