Connect Supabase

Supabase is the backend service used by Cadrant to add a database, authentication, file storage and server functions to your applications. You can connect your account in two ways: via OAuth (recommended) or with an access token.

• Persistent PostgreSQL database.
• User authentication (email, OAuth, magic links).
• File storage (images, documents, media).
• Edge Functions for secure server-side logic.

Create a Supabase account

1. Go to supabase.com and create a free account.

• Supabase offers 2 free projects per account, which is enough to get started.
• No credit card is required for the free plan.

Connect via OAuth (recommended)

OAuth is the simplest method: you authorize Cadrant directly from Supabase, without creating or copying a token.

1. In Cadrant, open the sidebar and click 'Integrations'.
2. Optionally name the connection, then click 'Connect with Supabase'.
3. A window opens: sign in to Supabase if needed, then authorize Cadrant.
4. If your account has multiple organizations, pick the one to use, then confirm.

• You can add multiple Supabase connections (for example a client account and a personal one).
• If the session expires, you can reconnect the same connection in one click from Integrations.

Connect with an access token

If you prefer, you can still use a Supabase personal access token.

1. Log in to your Supabase dashboard.
2. Go to the token management page: supabase.com/dashboard/account/tokens.
3. Create a new personal access token and copy it.
4. In Cadrant, open 'Integrations', then click 'Use access token instead'.
5. Paste your token and save. If multiple organizations are available, select the one to use.