Unique identifier for the connection authorization record, used as the primary key in the system.

Specifies the type of authorization object, such as OAuth 2.0 credentials or basic authentication, as defined in the object type metadata.

Human-readable name assigned to the connection authorization, typically used for display purposes and to help users identify the record.

Indicates the current state of the connection authorization, such as Active, Inactive, or Expired, which determines whether the credentials are usable.

Username or system identifier of the user who created this authorization record, used for audit tracking.

Timestamp indicating when the authorization record was initially created in the system.

Username or system identifier of the user who last updated this authorization record.

Timestamp indicating when the authorization record was most recently updated.

Username associated with the connection, typically used in basic authentication workflows or API identity verification.

Encrypted or obfuscated password associated with the username for basic authentication. Stored securely and only accessible under restricted conditions.

System-generated global identifier used to uniquely identify this record across environments or integrations.

Hyperlink or system reference that provides direct access to the connection authorization record in the Veeva Vault user interface.

OAuth 2.0 client ID used to identify the external application during the token exchange process for API access.

OAuth 2.0 client secret corresponding to the client ID, used to authenticate the application when requesting access tokens from the authorization server.