Store a Pulse credential
How to store a Pulse API credential in Automix's provider vault today, and why Wani cannot yet place or receive calls through it.
1 Get the Account ID, the API key from Pulse
Sign in to your Pulse account and locate your API credentials. You will need Account ID (the account identifier displayed in your Pulse portal); API key (the secret API key issued in your Pulse portal). Copy each value; you will not normally be able to view a secret value again once you navigate away.
2 Store the credential in Automix
In Settings, open Providers and find Pulse under the telephony category. Paste the value(s) you copied and save. The credential is encrypted at rest and stored per-workspace; it is never shown again in full, only whether one is set.
3 There is no live check for this credential yet
Some providers in the same screen have a Verify button that makes a real call to confirm the credential works. Pulse does not -- saving the value stores it, but nothing confirms it is correct until Wani's telephony integration for Pulse exists.
4 What this does not do yet
Storing a Pulse credential does not make Wani place or receive calls through Pulse today. Wani's own telephony provider registry recognizes exactly one active carrier, Vobiz; Pulse is not in that registry, so WANI_TELEPHONY_PROVIDER cannot be set to it and no dial attempt will use it. This screen exists so the credential can be captured ahead of that integration landing, not because the integration exists today.
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Status: reviewed · reviewed by claude-sonnet-5