Other Account Settings

account information the account information section allows you to manage your personal cloudfiles account settings, view your connected hubspot integration, and take actions related to your account account name this field displays the current name associated with your cloudfiles account you can update it at any time to reflect the name you want shown across your workspace after making changes, click save to apply the update hubspot integration this section shows the primary hubspot account connected to cloudfiles it includes the email address used for the integration and provides a reconnect option in case you need to reauthorize or refresh the connection this integration ensures syncing and interaction between cloudfiles and your hubspot environment delete account this option allows you to permanently delete your cloudfiles account along with all associated data deleting your account is irreversible and removes all stored files, settings, and integrations use this action only if you no longer need access to cloudfiles api key s the api keys section allows you to manage the credentials required to integrate cloudfiles with your own applications these keys provide secure programmatic access to cloudfiles features and are used when building server side or client side integrations each key serves a different purpose, ensuring that you can authenticate safely depending on the type of application you are developing api key the api key is used for server side integrations it allows your backend systems to communicate securely with cloudfiles apis this key should always be kept private, stored securely, and never exposed in public code or browser environments client key the client key is designed for client side integrations , such as using the cloudfiles javascript sdk in web applications unlike the server side key, this key is safe to use in public facing applications because it has limited permissions appropriate for front end usage refer to https //help cloudfiles io/api reference for more information