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# 3. Connect the Zapier app
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1. Sign in at [zapier.com](https://zapier.com) (or your Zapier workspace).
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2. Create a Zap → add **Verae Time** (or **Verae Activate** while the full app is in private invite).
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3. When Zapier asks for authentication, paste:
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- **API key** from the zappier portal.
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- **API base URL** if the operator asked you to (hosted edge). Leave blank only for local-mock Activate steps that do not hit the chain.
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4. Click **Test**. Zapier calls zappier-edge over HTTPS (`whoami` / a cheap GET). You should see your email and plan. A 401 means the key was regenerated or mistyped.
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You do **not** enter NATS URLs, Verae JWT, or `api.veraetime.net` credentials. Those stay on middleware.
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## Plans
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| Plan | Typical access |
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|------|----------------|
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| Free | Single timestamp, lookup, Add Numbers / Echo / SHA256 helpers |
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| Paid | Batch timestamps, wait-for-certificate, attached metadata, tree-node lookup |
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A 403 `PLAN_UPGRADE_REQUIRED` means that Zap step is paid-only. A 402 means you exhausted included credit — reload in the portal (the error should include an upgrade URL).
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