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Account and tokens

Manage how you sign in, which devices and tools can act as you, and what data Vantrex holds.

Signing in

You can sign in with email and password, with GitHub, or with a passkey. They can be combined on one account. New accounts confirm their email address with a link before they can sign in. The Authentication page in account settings is where you add or remove methods, set up passkeys and change your password.

Access tokens

Tokens let tools act as you without your password. vtx login creates one for the CLI, and you can create others under Tokens in account settings. Tokens begin with vtx_.

Each token has scopes, a resource and an access level, so it can be limited to what it needs:

ScopeCovers
projectsReading and changing projects.
deploymentsCreating, reading, promoting and cancelling deployments.
envEnvironment variables (values can be written, never read).
domainsDomains.

Each scope can be read or write. A token for a deploy pipeline needs only deployments and projects, with write access to the first.

Sessions and activity

Sessions lists the browsers and devices signed in to your account, each of which you can end. Activity is a record of sign-ins and important changes to your account.

Your data

Under Your data you can:

  • Export a copy of your information: profile, sign-in methods, token details, projects, deployments, domains and activity. Secret values, such as environment variable contents and token secrets, are not included.
  • Delete your account. Vantrex emails you a confirmation link. Once you follow it, your projects, deployments, environment variables, domains and files are removed. This cannot be undone.

What is collected and for how long is explained in the Privacy Policy.