Part of Kriyum
Connect an account once. Every Kriyum app uses it safely.
Kriyum Integrations keeps the logins your Kriyum apps need, such as the Google account your website sends email from, and gives each app only a short-lived key when it needs one. Your login stays here, encrypted.
How it works
- 01
Connect once
From your Kriyum dashboard, connect the account a Kriyum app needs, for example your Google account so your website’s forms can send email as you. You see exactly what it will share before you agree.
- 02
Apps get a short-lived key
When a Kriyum app needs the account, it asks Kriyum Integrations, which hands it a key that expires within the hour. The app never holds your login.
- 03
Disconnect any time
One click in your dashboard revokes the connection at the provider and stops every app that used it, at once.
What stays here, and what an app gets
Kept by Kriyum Integrations
- The long-lived login the provider issues when you connect, encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM) and never sent to any app.
- Which app uses which account, for which of your projects.
- A record of every key handed out, which you can see and download.
Given to a Kriyum app
- A short-lived key, only for the project and the purpose you approved.
- Only what that purpose needs: an app that sends email cannot read your mail.
- Nothing at all once you disconnect.
How Google user data is used
When you connect a Google account, Kriyum Integrations asks for your basic profile (your name and email address, so you can recognise the account) and permission to send email as you (gmail.send). It does not ask to read, change or delete your mail.
The access Google grants is used only to let the Kriyum apps you choose send email on your behalf, for the projects you link. It is not used for advertising, not sold, and not shared with anyone else. Nobody at Kriyum reads it, except where you ask for help or the law requires it.
Kriyum Integrations’ use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. You can disconnect at any time from your dashboard, which revokes the access at Google; you can also remove it in your Google Account settings.