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5 posts in Integrations

The HTMLvault Claude Connector: Connect From the Directory, Publish From the Chat
Product FeatureIntegrations

The HTMLvault Claude Connector: Connect From the Directory, Publish From the Chat

HTMLvault is in Claude's connector directory. Connect once, and Claude publishes your report as a private tracked link, patches it without changing the URL, and shows how it was read.

October 1, 2026·9 min read
API Keys: Generate, Use, and Revoke
Product FeatureIntegrations

API Keys: Generate, Use, and Revoke

How to generate an HTML sharing API key on Pro, authenticate REST calls with the hv_ prefix, revoke cleanly, and when to use Enterprise org-level keys instead.

August 19, 2026·8 min read
Webhooks: Real-Time Link Events for Your Automation Stack
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Webhooks: Real-Time Link Events for Your Automation Stack

Webhooks push link activity to your systems the moment it happens. Seven signed events, a fixed retry schedule, and a receiver pattern that turns a view into a CRM task or a Slack post.

June 30, 2026·10 min read
HTMLvault MCP Server: Let Claude Create and Manage Secure Links Directly
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HTMLvault MCP Server: Let Claude Create and Manage Secure Links Directly

The HTMLvault MCP server exposes link creation, PII scanning, and analytics retrieval as tools for Claude Desktop and Claude Code. Your AI assistant can now publish secure, trackable links without leaving the conversation.

June 24, 2026·4 min read
REST API: Create and Manage Links Programmatically
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REST API: Create and Manage Links Programmatically

The REST API lets external tools generate HTMLvault links inside automated workflows. Create a proposal in Claude, get a trackable link back in seconds—no manual copy-paste required.

June 22, 2026·4 min read