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Connect Doppler to Adapt with a service account API token so Adapt can read the secrets in the projects and configs you grant it access to.
Service accounts are available on Doppler’s Team and Enterprise plans. On other plans, use a service token instead — it is read-only and scoped to a single project and config.

Set up credentials

1

Open service accounts

Sign in to Doppler, then go to Team > Service Accounts.
2

Create the service account

Click the + button, name it Adapt (or any name you prefer), and click Create Service Account. Doppler takes you to the configuration page for the new account.
3

Grant project access

Click Add Project Access, then select each project Adapt should read. For each one, set the Role to Viewer and choose the Environments (configs) Adapt needs, such as dev and stg. Click Save.Grant access only to the projects and configs Adapt actually needs. Anything you leave out stays invisible to the token.
4

Create the API token

In the Service Account API Tokens section, click the + button, name the token Adapt, and leave Expire Token unchecked so the connection does not break later. Click Create API Token.
5

Copy the token

Copy the generated token immediately. It starts with dp.sa. and is shown only once.

Connect to Adapt

1

Open Integrations

In Adapt, go to Settings > Integrations.
2

Find Doppler

Search for Doppler and select it from the catalog, or go straight to app.adapt.com/settings/integrations/doppler.
3

Start the connection

Click Connect to open the connection form.
4

Add your credentials

Paste the token into the Service account token field, then click Add connection:You can rename the connection and choose whether it is shared with your organization or kept personal to you.
Adapt Connect Doppler dialog with a connection name field, the Service account token field filled in, and Organization or Personal access options
5

Test the connection

Ask Adapt to list your Doppler projects.

Capabilities

Adapt can list the projects and configs the service account can see and read the secrets inside them, so it can work with services that need those credentials.

Examples