Printavo Credential

The Printavo steps call Printavo’s API (version 2) with an account email and an API token. FlowMint stores both together as one credential, printavo_api_token.

How to set it up

1. In Printavo’s account settings, create or copy an API token.

2. Store the credential as JSON text with both values:

   {"email":"you@example.com","token":"your-printavo-api-token"}

   The email is that of the Printavo user the token belongs to. See Managing credentials for the request; the whole JSON above is the value, as text.

3. Test it with flowmint_test_credential and the key printavo_api_token.

Important

The value must be the JSON above, not the token on its own. A bare token is stored without complaint, and every Printavo step then fails with config_error (“Printavo credential JSON must include “email” and “token” fields.”).

What the test proves

The test asks Printavo for the account’s details. An ok answer includes account_id, account_name and contact_email, so the email, token and API access all work.

Limits and common problems

• auth_failed. Printavo rejected the email or token. Check both and store them again.
• “Account not active” on every request, while the Printavo website works. This comes from Printavo’s side, often after a plan change or a burst of API use; contact Printavo.

Related pages

• Printavo Steps — Find or create Printavo customers and create quotes from a form submission, with the settings, output fields and the contact id a quote needs.
• Managing Credentials — The built-in credential keys and named HTTP credentials FlowMint stores, how to set, test and remove them through the REST API, and how they are encrypted.