🔐 Available for all plans except the Starter plan 👤 For super admins and company admins 🎯 Enables custom API key integration to enhance Pipefy AI capabilities |
How to Use the Pipefy AI - LLM Provider Feature
The "Pipefy AI - Bring Your Own Keys" feature allows users to integrate their own API keys, enabling greater customization and enhanced AI automation capabilities within Pipefy. This guide will walk you through configuring and using this feature.
What is the "Bring your own Keys" Feature?
This feature provides the flexibility to use your own API keys with Pipefy AI. This allows you to integrate AI services of your choice, enhancing the customization and efficiency of workflows in Pipefy.
Note: It is important to highlight that this configuration applies exclusively to AI automations, ensuring greater personalization and efficiency in Pipefy workflows.
Step-by-Step Guide to Configuring Your Own Keys
Step 1: Access Pipefy Settings
Log in to your Pipefy account.
In the upper-right corner, click your profile icon to access the Administration Panel.
Select LLM Provider (AI).
Step 2: Add API Keys
📌 The process of adding a new provider may vary, as specific fields and requirements depend on the chosen provider.
📢 To integrate a language model (LLM) with Pipefy, you’ll need an API key provided by the LLM provider. Look for a section labeled Settings, Credentials, API Keys, or something similar within your chosen provider's platform.
Once the LLM provider is added to Pipefy:
If needed, you can restore the default Pipefy model by clicking the reload icon within the active model card or navigating to the Pipefy card and selecting Set as Provider.
📢Tips for Using the Feature:
Security: Keep API keys secure and avoid sharing them publicly.
Limitations: Check the limitations and usage policies of the API you’re integrating to avoid service interruptions.
This feature is a powerful way to customize your experience with Pipefy AI, allowing your operations to be more agile and tailored to your specific needs.
🛠Troubleshooting Common Issues:
Authentication Error: Verify that the API key is correct and active.
Inactive Integration: Make sure the third-party service is operational.
If you have additional questions, contact Pipefy support or refer to the official documentation of the API you’re using.