Refresh Named Credentials

To learn more about the Named credentials maintenance, see

• **Who can refresh Named Credentials? **Any active Limio user (regardless of the Role).

• **How often do you need to refresh your limio Named Credentials? **The frequency of this process needs to be aligned with the Refresh token expiration term defined in your Amazon Cognito tenant in case your Authorization user changes.

How to refresh Limio credentials?

**For new Named Credentials + External Credentials:

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Available in LFS version 13.00 or later

1. Go to Setup → Named Credentials

2. Click on the External Credentials tab

3. Click Limio, scroll down to the Principals section, and click Authorize in the row actions.

4. You will be redirected to the new tab where prompted to enter your relevant Limio org credentials. Click Submit and go back to SF.

5. When the authentication is successful, retest your flows again.

### For legacy named credentials: Go to Setup → Named Credentials Find limio and press Edit. 1. The following values should be populated: - Name & Label: Limio - URL: (e.g. ) - Identity Type: Named Principal - Authentication Protocol: OAuth 2.0 - Authentication Provider: i42_Hub - Scope: <the link to your Limio Subscription Commerce Platform + /api > (e.g. 2. Make sure the checkbox “Start Authentication Flow on Save" is checked As soon as you click Save, you will be redirected to the Limio auth page to submit your credentials. 3. Enter your credentials from the relevant Limio environment: According to the example from step 1, you would enter your credentials for https://mydomain.dev.limio.com. When the authentication is successful, the Authentication Status is Authenticated.

**How to refresh Zuora credentials?

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If you're using Named Credentials with External Credentials for Zuora authentication, follow these steps to update your credentials:

1. Go to Setup → Named Credentials

2. Click on the External Credentials tab

3. Locate the Zuora entry and click Edit from the row actions under the Principals section.

4. In the Edit Principals modal:

   • In the Authentication Parameters section, update or add the following:

     • Name: Username → Value: your Zuora username

     • Name: Password → Value: your Zuora password

5. Click Save.

6. Once saved, retest your Limio for Salesforce flows to confirm the credentials are working correctly.