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How to connect Netlify

You need a Name, Installation ID from GitHub’s Netlify app install URL, and a Netlify personal access token. Also connect GitHub OAuth.

You can save multiple named Netlify accounts. Credentials stay in workspace secret storage and are never shown after save.

  1. 1

    Install Netlify on GitHub

    In GitHub, open Settings → Applications → Installed GitHub Apps → Netlify. Copy the numeric ID from the URL.

    GitHub installations
  2. 2

    Create a Netlify token

    Netlify → User settings → Applications → New access token. Copy the token once.

    Netlify applications
  3. 3

    Connect GitHub OAuth too

    Add a GitHub OAuth connection so repository deploys can authorize.

  4. 4

    Paste into EntityStacks and save

    Enter Name, Installation ID, and Token, then save. Repeat for another Netlify user.

Fields EntityStacks saves

Installation ID and Token

Installation ID is the number in github.com/settings/installations/{ID}. Token comes from Netlify User settings → Applications.

Token: nfp_…