Secure Vault Keeps Every Credential in One Place
Most uptime tools make you paste a credential into every monitor that needs it. Secure Vault is where Zunoy Uptime stores them instead, API keys, SSL certificates, passwords, and MFA secrets, in one place your whole workspace can reuse, instead of scattered across config files and half-remembered notes.
Why It Matters
The Security Layer Most Tools Skip
Centralized Credential Management
Store credentials, certificates, and API keys in one secure location, and reuse the same entry across every monitor, integration, and workflow that needs it.
Multiple Authentication Methods
Support for certificate-based and token-based authentication, plus TOTP/MFA, for checks that need more than a simple password.
Confidential Marking
Flag sensitive entries as Confidential or Sensitive Information, so your most critical credentials get treated with extra care.
Parameter Storage
Safely store usernames, passwords, tokens, certificates, private keys, and MFA secrets, each in the fields built for that credential type.
User-Friendly Management
Add a name and description to every entry, edit it anytime, and see exactly how many checks are currently using it before you touch it.
Privacy Matters
Keep a credential visible only to you, outside the shared workspace, when a secret shouldn’t be shared at all.
Access Control
Not Every Secret Is for Everyone
Secure Vault follows the same team roles that control the rest of your workspace, so Admin, Write, Read, and Alert-Only members only reach what their role allows. For anything more sensitive, mark the entry Confidential, or keep it private so no one else in the workspace sees it.
SETUP
Store It Once, Use It Everywhere
Create the Vault Entry
Create a vault entry, then give it a clear name and description so your whole team can quickly find it later on.
Choose a Vault Type
Pick a vault type, such as Username & Password, Single Secret Token, SSL Certificate, or TOTP/MFA, and fill in what it needs.
Reference It Anywhere
Reference it from any monitor, integration, script, or automation that needs it, so no one copies the same credential twice.
Vault Types
Four Types of Credentials to Store
Not every secret looks the same, a password isn't a certificate, and a token isn't an MFA code. Secure Vault handles each one with the fields it actually needs.
Username & Password
Single Secret Token
SSL Certificate
TOTP / MFA
Connected
Works Across Your Whole Stack
A stored credential isn't locked to the monitor it was created for. One entry, reused everywhere it's needed. Store it once, reference it anywhere, never copy and paste a secret again.
In Practice
A Vault Entry for Every Kind of Secret
- PRIVACY
Username & Password
A shared admin login for a legacy dashboard, stored once instead of texted to whoever's on call that week.
- CREDENTIAL
Single Secret Token
A third-party API key that rotates quarterly, kept as one entry instead of five separate copies.
- CERT
SSL Certificate
A client certificate a partner's API requires, stored with its private key instead of sitting in a downloads folder.
- AUTH
TOTP / MFA
A monitor that has to clear two-factor before it can even run its check.
FAQ
Secure Vault FAQs
What is Secure Vault?
Secure Vault is Zunoy’s secure credential storage for API keys, SSL certificates, passwords, and MFA secrets, so they can be reused across monitors and workflows instead of copied into each one individually.
Can I use one credential across multiple monitors?
Yes. A single vault entry can be used by multiple monitors, integrations, scripts, workflows, and automations at the same time.
What happens when I update a stored credential?
The vault entry updates in place. You don’t need to delete and recreate it to make a change.
What types of credentials can I store in Secure Vault?
Secure Vault supports four credential types: Username & Password, Single Secret Token, SSL Certificate, and TOTP/MFA.
How do I see which monitors are using a credential?
Each vault entry shows how many checks are currently using it. You can see a credential’s usage before you edit or remove it.
Who can access credentials stored in Secure Vault?
Secure Vault’s credential management follows the same team roles that control access across Zunoy Uptime. You can also store a credential privately, so only you can see it and it stays out of the shared workspace.
Get Started
Never Paste a Credential Twice
Stop copying the same credential into every monitor. Store it once in Secure Vault, and reference it anywhere you need it, no more hunting through old configs to find where a key was last pasted.
Mark sensitive entries confidential
See exactly where it's used
Update without breaking anything