Keys

The Settings > Keys page provides you with a centralized and secure environment to manage your encryption and API access credentials.

This feature allows users to:

Upload and manage PGP/GPG keys: Upload and store cryptographic keys used for file encryption and decryption.
Access and manage API credentials: Retrieve API keys for both the JavaScript API and REST API, and generate refresh tokens for seamless authentication with ZMP REST APIs.

Each capability is designed with flexibility and security in mind, helping users integrate encryption and authentication features into their workflows with ease.

Navigate to Settings > Keys from the menu on the left.

File Encryption

Click on Create New Key and fill in the details within the side panel that opens up on the right.

Field	Description
Key name	A unique identifier for the key. The platform ensures that each key name is unique.
Key description	An optional field where you can add a description to help identify the purpose or scope of the key.
Key type	The encryption standard of the key. Currently supports GPG/PGP formats.
Key contents	The actual key data (public or private) to be uploaded.
Private key toggle	A switch to indicate that the uploaded key is a private key. This informs ZMP of the nature of the key.
Passphrase	When the private key toggle is enabled, the user may optionally upload a passphrase. An information icon is shown next to this input for guidance.

API/FTP

This section includes non-editable, system-generated keys that enable integration with ZMP APIs and Zeta’s FTP services.

Clicking on the API Keys row opens a side panel with the following fields:

Field	Behavior
JavaScript API key	Displayed in a `password`-type input with an eye icon to toggle visibility. The default is hidden.
REST API key	Same as above. When `basic_authentication_hidden = true`, this field remains blank to support backward compatibility.
Token	Token generation and revocation options. You can create a refresh token for ZMP REST API auth. Tokens must be securely stored.

Clicking on the Zeta FTP row opens a side panel with the following fields:

Field	Behavior
FTP Username	Displayed as plaintext
FTP Secret Key	Displayed in a `password`-type input with an eye icon (hidden by default).

Integrations

This section allows you to connect Zeta with external platforms and services you already use. These integrations help expand the functionality of Zeta by enabling automated campaign triggers, mobile app messaging, and push/SMS notifications.