on 2025 Jun 16 10:20 AM
I have created an integration flow using HTTPS and registered the service instance. I am using the API endpoint generated by the integration flow and have assigned the service keys. In Postman, I am attempting to authenticate using Basic Authentication with the client ID and client secret from the service key. However, Postman returns a “Bad credentials” error. What can cause that issue?
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get the iflow endpoint URL from deployed artifacts
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Hi.
I'd recommend using Google before asking questions to the community, this is a common error that has been answered a lot of times. You can have a look at Setting up inbound HTTP connections - Integration flow processing. You're basically trying to use a client ID and secret as a user and password, when you need to get a token to call the iflows. You can see that the www-authenticate header is telling you it expects a Bearer.
Also I'd recommend deleting that service key and instance and creating a new one. You're basically opening up your tenant to anyone by posting your service key here.
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