Keeper Security has launched a certified Microsoft Power Platform connector for Keeper Secrets Manager, enabling enterprises to retrieve and manage credentials dynamically within Azure Logic Apps rather than embedding sensitive credentials directly in automated workflows.
The integration <a href="https://bitcomme.com/epic-targets-outpatient-visits-with-new-ai-tool/” title=”Epic targets outpatient visits with new AI tool”>targets a significant security issue in enterprise automation: hardcoded credentials in workflows and scripts. Instead of storing API keys, passwords and other secrets within a Logic App definition, organizations can retrieve them from Keeper Secrets Manager only when a workflow needs them.
Keeper says secrets remain protected by its zero-knowledge architecture, with decryption occurring locally inside the customer’s Azure environment.
The connector is now published in the Microsoft Power Platform marketplace and integrates directly with the Logic App Designer.
The integration uses a lightweight Python middleware service running as an Azure Function App. That service communicates with the Keeper Vault through the Keeper Secrets Manager SDK.
The deployment model is designed so that plaintext credentials don’t need to travel through Keeper’s infrastructure. Instead, the SDK operates within the customer’s Azure environment, where credentials can be decrypted close to the workload that needs them.
An Azure Resource Manager template can provision the required infrastructure—including the Azure Function App, Azure Key Vault and Managed Identity—simplifying deployment.
The connector supports five primary operations: List Secrets, Get Secret, Create Secret, Update Secret and List Folders.
That enables use cases ranging from retrieving API credentials and database connection strings at runtime to synchronizing GitHub secrets, automating employee onboarding and performing vault compliance audits.
It also provides dynamic secret and folder dropdowns inside the Logic App Designer, intended to reduce configuration errors.
Broader Microsoft Automation Opportunity
Although the announcement centers on Azure Logic Apps, Keeper positions the connector within Microsoft’s broader Power Platform automation environment, including Power Automate.
The integration gives security and DevOps teams a way to combine Microsoft’s workflow automation capabilities with centralized secrets management while reducing the number of credentials embedded across automation environments.
Keeper’s new connector addresses a practical security weakness created as enterprises automate more processes: the credentials that allow those automations to access other systems. By moving secrets out of workflow definitions and retrieving them at runtime, Keeper aims to reduce credential exposure while maintaining the convenience of Microsoft’s low-code and cloud automation ecosystem.
The connector is available now, with documentation, middleware code and deployment instructions provided by Keeper.
