Find your identifiers and settings
Locate Scalekit identifiers and configuration settings in the dashboard, from the environment URL to the resource id and login page links.
Most setup questions come down to one thing: where does a value live in the dashboard? This page maps each Scalekit identifier and common setting to its exact dashboard location, so you can copy what you need and get back to building.
Every path on this page starts from the Scalekit dashboard. Confirm you are in the correct environment before you copy a value, because each environment has its own identifiers. For more on environments, see Manage environments.
Identifiers and credentials
Section titled “Identifiers and credentials”Use these values to initialize the SDK and authenticate API requests.
| Value | Dashboard location | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Environment URL | Settings > API credentials | Labeled Environment URL. Your workspace has one URL per environment, such as https://your-subdomain.scalekit.dev (development) and https://your-subdomain.scalekit.com (production). Maps to SCALEKIT_ENVIRONMENT_URL. |
| Client ID | Settings > API credentials | Maps to SCALEKIT_CLIENT_ID. |
| Client secret | Settings > API credentials | Maps to SCALEKIT_CLIENT_SECRET. Treat the secret like a password: store it in an environment variable and never commit it to source control. |
| Resource id | MCP Servers > your server > Configuration | The res_... identifier for an MCP or API resource. Maps to SCALEKIT_RESOURCE_ID. Use it as the resource identifier when no server URL is set. |
For the full setup workflow that uses these values, see Set up environment & SDK. To authenticate API requests with them, see Authenticate Scalekit API requests.
Settings and configuration
Section titled “Settings and configuration”Use these paths to configure how Scalekit behaves and how your login page appears.
| Setting | Dashboard location | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Login page footer links | Settings > Application details | Add your terms of service and privacy policy URLs. Scalekit surfaces both links on the login page once you configure them. |
| Enabled SSO connections | Authentication > Auth methods > Enterprise SSO | Review which enterprise SSO connections are active. The connection count here matches the usage shown on your billing page. |
| Add MCP server | MCP Servers | The Add MCP server option appears only when you set the product module in the top-left selector to Auth for SaaS. Switch the module first if you don’t see the option. |
| Access token claims | Access token template API | Configure email and permission claims in the access token through the access token template API. A self-serve dashboard portal for this configuration is planned. |
Related pages
Section titled “Related pages”- Set up environment & SDK walks through creating an account and initializing the SDK with these credentials.
- Manage environments explains how development, staging, and production environments keep separate identifiers.
- Intercept authentication flows covers customizing access token claims.