“Corrected Transcript:
The next page in the persona is “Credentials.” We’ve already covered feeds and venues—feeds where data comes in, venues where data goes out. Credentials are where we save the permissions that are required to post to a venue. For example, in order to post to Facebook, it has to be credentialed using an OAuth 2.0 process. For Twitter, it’s a username and password. And for WordPress, it’s also a username and password. When I click “Edit” here, I’m going to get this dialog, which we’ll explain in much more detail when we get to that particular credential, but it provides all of the authorization that’s required for ResultFlow to post to that WordPress blog automatically. So within a workflow in ResultFlow, data comes in one form or another, it gets processed in various ways, and it goes to a venue. When the document drops into the venue, usually because of a scheduler, ResultFlow sees that new document and posts it to the target venue.”
