CRITICAL SETUP - Complete this BEFORE first useFor assistants with direct integrations (Notion, Gmail, etc.), you’ll connect your account via OAuth.For API-key assistants (Webflow), you must add your API credentials before using your assistant, otherwise you’ll see authentication errors.
Choose your setup path based on which assistant you cloned:
Direct Integrations
API Key Setup
For example: Notion, HubSpot, Gmail, Google Docs, Google Slides
Setup Steps:
Go to the Tools tab in your assistant
Click Add account on the integration tool
Sign in with your account (e.g., Google, Notion, HubSpot)
Grant the requested permissions
That’s it! ✓ Your assistant is ready to use.
For example: Webflow
Setup Steps:
Get your API key from the platform (see accordion below for help)
After cloning, a setup popup should appear → Fill in the values
If the popup doesn’t appear:
Go to the Variables tab at the top of your assistant
Fill in the required fields (API Key, Site ID, etc.)
Leave the Documentation field unchanged (it’s pre-loaded)
Click Save
What is an API Key?
Think of an API key as a secure password that lets the AI assistant access your account on your behalf. It’s like giving the assistant a special key to your workspace so it can create, update, and manage things for you—without needing your actual login password.Why you need it:
The assistant needs permission to make changes in your account
API keys are safer than sharing your password
You can revoke the key anytime if needed
How to Find Your API Key
API keys are managed by the external platform provider (Webflow, etc.), not within Relevance AI. You’ll need to navigate to your account on the respective platform to generate or locate your API key.Each platform has its own API documentation and guides. For additional help, search for “[Platform Name] API key” (e.g., “Webflow API key”) to find official setup guides and support resources.
