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Triggr works with Hudu companies, assets, passwords, articles, processes, networks and Magic Dash. In Triggr’s action names, passwords are Asset Passwords, processes are Procedures and knowledge base articles are Articles.

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Set up Hudu

You need the Admin or Super Admin role in Hudu.
1

Create an API key

In Hudu’s admin area, go to Account Administration > API Keys, click + New API Key and name it Triggr.
2

Set its scope

You can’t change these settings after you create the key.
  • Limit scope to: Full access.
  • Company: leave empty, so one key covers all your clients.
  • Allowed IP Addresses: leave blank, or enter Triggr’s IP addresses, one per line.
  • Under Key can perform the following actions, tick View passwords, Delete data or Export data if your workflows use password, delete or export actions.
3

Copy the key

Click Create and copy the key straight away. Hudu hides it after five minutes.
If IP Access Control is on (Admin > Security > IP Access Control), it applies to API requests too: add Triggr’s IP addresses there. See Hudu’s REST API and IP Access Control articles.

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Connect it in Triggr

1

Open the integration

Go to Integrations > Hudu 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

Enter the key and address

Paste the key into apiKey, enter the address you sign in to Hudu with as baseUrl, such as https://yourcompany.huducloud.com (without /api/v1), and click Save Configuration.
The Hudu configuration window with apiKey and baseUrl fields, an Allow insecure TLS switch under Advanced, and a Save Configuration button.
Actions on one company take its Hudu company ID, which Retrieve a list of companies returns. Create and update actions take a JSON body using the field names in Hudu’s API documentation (Admin > API Keys > View the API Documentation).

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Troubleshooting

Check apiKey holds the full key with no spaces. If you copied it after Hudu hid it, you copied the masked value: create a new key.
baseUrl must start with https:// and have nothing after the domain.
Add Triggr’s IP addresses to IP Access Control. A key’s Allowed IP Addresses can’t be edited, so create a new key if they’re missing.
Publish it at a public address and allow Triggr’s IP addresses through your firewall. If it uses a self-signed certificate, turn on Advanced > Allow insecure TLS in the configuration window.
The key was created without View passwords, Delete data or Export data, or with a Company selected. Create a new key with the right settings.