Finding API Keys & Credentials Per Integration

Last updated: August 25, 2026

Last updated: August 2026

Overview

Each integration requires credentials from the third-party platform. This article is a quick reference for where to find the right key or ID for each supported integration. Keep all keys secure and regenerate them immediately if compromised.

Quick Reference

Yotpo

Yotpo Dashboard → Account Settings → Store Settings → API Key

Okendo

Okendo Dashboard → Settings → API

Junip

Junip Dashboard → Settings → Integrations → API Key

Stamped

Stamped Dashboard → Settings → API Keys

Trustpilot

Trustpilot Business → Integrations → API

Klaviyo

Klaviyo → Account → Settings → API Keys → Create Private Key

Google Analytics 4

GA4 Admin → Data Streams → select your stream → Measurement ID (format: G-XXXXXXXXXX)

Meta Pixel

Meta Events Manager → select your pixel → Settings → Pixel ID

Blotout

Blotout → Site Settings and find the EdgeTag URL. → Copy and Paste the URL into Jurni

Key Security Guidelines

  • Never share API keys in Slack, email, or any public channel.

  • Never commit API keys to version control (GitHub, GitLab, etc.).

  • If a key is compromised, regenerate it immediately in the third-party platform, then update it in Jurni Settings → Integrations.

  • Use Private API Keys for server-side integrations (like Klaviyo). Public keys are safe for client-side widget display.

  • Rotate keys periodically as part of your team's security hygiene.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if I enter the wrong API key?

Jurni will show a red error status on that integration tile. The integration will not function until a valid key is entered and saved.

Do I need to update Jurni when I regenerate a key in a third-party platform?

Yes. Whenever you regenerate or rotate a key in a third-party platform, you must update that key in Jurni Settings → Integrations immediately or the integration will break.

Can Jurni access my third-party platform with just the API key, or do I need to configure anything else?

For most integrations, the API key is sufficient. Klaviyo additionally requires a List ID mapping. Some review platforms may require your store domain to be allowlisted in their settings.