Adyen + Specter

Integration documentation and guides

Getting Started · 3

Getting Started

Start with credentials, setup steps, and the key guides for this pair.

api_key · Until regenerated or replaced

10 minutes

1
Log in to Customer Area
Open the Adyen Customer Area and select the correct company account.
2
Open API credentials
Go to Developers → API credentials.
3
Create or select the credential
Your account includes default API credentials. You can also create a dedicated web service user if you want a separate credential for Junipeer.
4
Generate the API key
Open the credential, go to Server settings → Authentication → API key, and select Generate API key.
5
Copy the values securely
Save the generated Username and API key immediately. Adyen does not let you copy the API key again after you leave the page.
6
Review roles and permissions
Make sure the credential has the roles required for the Adyen APIs Junipeer will call.
7
Paste the credentials into Junipeer
Enter the Username and API key in the Adyen connection settings in Junipeer.

api_key · Until rotated, replaced, or revoked by the vendor

5-15 minutes once the credentials have been issued

1
Confirm the correct environment
Decide whether you need test or live credentials before requesting anything.
2
Request the credentials from the responsible party
Ask your Specter contact, implementation partner, or Junipeer contact for the credentials intended for this integration.
3
Receive the credentials securely
Make sure the API key and any companion values are shared through a secure channel and labelled for the correct environment.
4
Paste the values into Junipeer
Enter the vendor-issued credentials in the Junipeer connector settings when the setup asks for them.
5
Run a connection test
Verify that the credentials work before enabling the live integration.

Guides & Articles

How to set up Adyen webhook notifications and API credentials for payout reconciliation with Junipeer.