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Tera staff issue, rotate, and revoke credentials. There is no supplier self-serve portal in V1.

Rotation

  1. Ask Tera to issue a new credential in the same environment with the scopes you need.
  2. Store the new secret. It is shown once.
  3. Switch your integration to the new Authorization value.
  4. Ask Tera to revoke the previous public credential id.
Multiple active credentials can exist during rotation so you can overlap cutover.

Revocation

Revoke immediately if a secret may have leaked. A revoked key returns 401. In-flight requests already accepted are not undone; poll those submission_ids as usual. Tera stores a public credential id plus a keyed HMAC of the secret. Plaintext cannot be recovered after first display.

Environment isolation

  • Rotate sandbox and production independently.
  • A revoked sandbox key does not affect production, and the reverse.
  • After revoke, issue a new key rather than asking Tera to “resend” the old secret.

What to send Tera

Quote the public credential id, environment, and the X-Request-Id response header of any failing call. Do not paste the secret into email or chat.