Many of the integrations offered in our package use public APIs, secured via API tokens, keys, or other measures. This sensitive data is encrypted automatically and not stored in your builds as plain text. Note that this does not provide full security, as web requests made to external services like Trello, Notion, etc., can be intercepted, making your keys potentially readable.
Always exercise caution when connecting to the APIs of services like Trello, Notion, etc., and carefully consider which versions of your games should include this functionality. We recommend using these integrations for internal testing and beta versions, but not for full release versions.
Additionally, consider setting up a custom API endpoint. The most secure way to post reports to Trello, Notion, etc., is to create your own API endpoint on a server you control and then connect that server to the third-party APIs.
