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Triggr lists your Gandi domains, checks availability, reads their details and contacts, and renews them.

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Set up Gandi

1

Create a token

In Gandi, click Organizations, open the organisation that holds your domains, go to the Sharing tab and click Create a token.
2

Set its expiry and permissions

Choose Expires in, and under Token resources choose The whole organization or Restrict to selected products. Turn on See and renew domain names.
3

Copy the token

Click Create, then Copy. Gandi shows the token only once, and an expired token can’t be reused, so note its expiry date.
See Gandi’s Manage API accesses with a Personal Access Token.

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Connect it in Triggr

1

Open the integration

Go to Integrations > Gandi and click Configure on the Base Configuration card.
The Base Configuration card with Status Not Configured, Admin Consent Not Required and a Configure button.
2

Paste the token

Paste the personal access token into apiKey, then click Save Configuration.
The Gandi configuration window with an apiKey field described as Gandi API Key, an Allow insecure TLS switch under Advanced, and a Save Configuration button.
To renew a domain, run Get Renewal Information to check prohibited and the accepted durations, then Renew Domain with durationInYears from that range. Gandi charges renewals to your prepaid account.

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Troubleshooting

Check the token is complete, hasn’t expired, has See and renew domain names, and is a personal access token, not one of Gandi’s older API keys.
The token covers only its own organisation and, if restricted, its selected products. Create a token that includes the domain.
Check your prepaid account has enough credit, and that Get Renewal Information allows the duration.
Create a new token, click Edit on the Base Configuration card to paste it, then delete the old one on the Sharing tab.