Upload a certificate

Upload a certificate to the certificate store and use it in RESTful service activities.

1. Navigate to System data > Certificates.

   The Certificates page appears, displaying a list of existing certificates.

2. Select New.

   The Add certificate dialog box appears.

3. On the Category list, select the category where you want to store the certificate.

   Categories help organize certificates and control access through category-based permissions. By default, certificates are stored in the Default Category.

4. Optional. Enter a Description for the certificate.

   Use the description to provide context about the certificate's purpose, expiration date, or usage notes. For example, "Production API signing certificate - expires Dec 2026".

5. Upload a Certificate file via drag-and-drop or use the standard file browser.

   • Supported formats include .pfx and .p12 files.

   • Certificate names must be unique within the system and are based on the file name without extension.

   • The certificate file name appears with its size and "Ready to upload" status.

6. Optional. Select Overwrite existing certificate to allow the selected certificate to replace an existing certificate with the same name.
   Overwriting a certificate affects all RESTful service activities that reference that certificate. Ensure the new certificate is compatible with existing configurations.
7. Enter the Certificate password.

   The password is required to decrypt and validate the certificate.

8. Optional. To view the certificate details before uploading, select View certificate.

   This displays certificate information such as the issuer, subject, and validity period.

9. Select Save, then Finish.

   The certificate is uploaded to the store and appears in the certificates list. You can now reference this certificate by name in RESTful service activities.