Dock Certs Automation & Approval Workflows
Run Dock Certs on autopilot. Keep the veto.
15 actions
API key creation, credential deletion, and webhook configuration run inside your Dock Certs workflows; Rills queues each action for approval before it executes.
Interactive. No signup. 14 days free · approvals always free.
Most automation fires first, asks later. Rills shows you the change before it ships.
Every consequential security action from Dock Certs arrives on your phone first. Approve in seconds. Decline without explaining yourself. Workflows wait, paused at zero cost, until you decide.
Queue (3)
Delete 7 webhooks that haven't fired in 90 days?
7 webhooks inactive since Jan 2024
No endpoints responded in past 90 days
All belong to decommissioned credential workflows
Free to wait. Free to think.
Approvals and logic don't cost a credit. Pause a workflow for three hours or three weeks. The price is the same: zero. You only pay when something real happens: an AI call, an outbound action.
Approve from your phone in five seconds.
Swipe right when you're sure. Decline when you're not. Between meetings, mid-coffee, on the train. No dashboard to babysit, no inbox triage, and no surprise send you find out about after it's already out the door.
Clear runs stop waiting on you.
Every run is scored against your review step. The ones that clearly match your judgment run above your threshold without a tap; the borderline ones still come to the queue. Autonomy is earned run by run, never switched on for good.
About Dock Certs automation
Dock Certs automation that runs wild turns a productivity tool into a liability. A webhook deletion cuts off credential verification mid-flow, and the first you hear of it is a support ticket at 11pm. An API key materializes and hands write access to an integration you never reviewed. These operations fire without a second thought, and the blast radius is your inbox.
When Dock Certs runs unsupervised
Without oversight, Dock Certs actions become silent landmines. A single misstep can break verification pipelines, expose credentials, or wipe out critical configuration.
- Create API Key: A new key with full permissions is generated and handed to a third-party tool without your review.
- Delete Webhook: A webhook that forwards credential events is removed, and your verification pipeline goes dark.
- Delete Tag: Tags that segment credentials for compliance are wiped, and your reporting breaks silently.
- Verify Credential: An automated verification passes a fraudulent credential because the check was skipped.
- Delete Credential: A credential is removed from a user's wallet without their consent, and you're the one who gets the angry email.
What Rills does inside Dock Certs
Rills sits between the intent and the action. When an automation wants to create an API key, delete a webhook, or verify a credential, Rills queues the proposal for your approval and lets you review the details from your phone.
The verification runs, but you see the result before it's accepted.
Why Dock Certs has no triggers and how Rills fills the gap
Dock Certs doesn't fire events when keys are created or webhooks are deleted. Without native triggers, you can't react in real time to changes inside your workspace. Rills bridges this by polling or scheduling checks against your Dock Certs environment.
- Rills polls Retrieve API Keys on a schedule and flags keys unused for 30 days, proposing a Delete API Key action.
- Rills schedules a sweep of Retrieve Credentials to check for expired or revoked credentials, then proposes a Delete Credential or a notification.
- Rills monitors webhook health by retrieving the list of webhooks periodically and proposing a Create Webhook if a critical one is missing.
- Rills audits tag hygiene via Retrieve Credential and proposes Delete Tag for unused tags.
What Rills can do in Dock Certs
6 of 15 actions across reads, writes, and updates.
- 01
Create API Key
Tool to create an API key.
- 02
Create Webhook
Tool to create a webhook endpoint.
- 03
Delete API Key
Tool to delete a specific API key.
- 04
Delete Credential
Tool to delete a verifiable credential.
- 05
Delete Tag
Tool to delete a specific tag.
- 06
Delete Webhook
Tool to delete a specific webhook.
Common questions about Dock Certs automation
How do I automate Dock Certs credential verification and still approve each result?
Rills lets AI propose whether to verify a credential or presentation based on your rules, but it won't ship a verification until you approve from your phone. You see the proposed action, the credential ID, and the reason; swipe to confirm. No verification goes out unsupervised. You keep the veto, and false positives don't slip through.
Can I get mobile approvals before deleting a Dock Certs webhook?
Yes. When Rills detects a condition that suggests a webhook should be deleted, it drafts the deletion. You review the proposal on your phone, see which webhook is targeted, and approve or reject. Nothing gets deleted until you swipe. That way an AI can't accidentally remove a critical integration while you're away.
How do I automate Dock Certs API key creation without risking a leaked key?
Rills proposes new API keys when your workflow needs them, but you approve each creation from your phone. The key is only generated after you confirm. You can set rules for when a key is warranted, and Rills handles the rest. You never lose oversight, and AI doesn't create keys you didn't intend.
How do I stop an AI from creating Dock Certs webhooks I didn't want?
By default, Rills never executes creation actions without your approval. When the AI suggests a new webhook, it adds it to your mobile approval queue. You review the endpoint, the trigger, and the context before swiping. If it's wrong, you reject it. Routine webhook creation can graduate to automatic once Rills learns your pattern, but you set the threshold.
How is Rills different from Zapier for Dock Certs automation?
Zapier runs actions immediately when a trigger fires. Rills puts a human checkpoint between trigger and action. For Dock Certs, that means an AI can propose a credential verification, webhook deletion, or API key creation, but you approve it from your phone before it executes. You don't come back to find a webhook you never wanted. Approvals and logic are free; you only pay for real actions.
Why use Rills instead of Make for Dock Certs?
Make automates workflows without a built-in approval step. With Rills, every proposed Dock Certs action like deleting a tag, verifying a credential, or creating a webhook waits in a mobile queue for your approval. You keep the final say. Make assumes you trust the automation; Rills assumes you've been burned enough to want a veto.
Does Rills support Dock Certs webhooks?
Yes. Rills can create, retrieve, and delete Dock Certs webhooks as proposed actions. It can also react to other services' webhooks to trigger Dock Certs operations. But every action that changes your Dock Certs setup goes through your approval queue. You'll see the webhook details on your phone and confirm before it's created or removed.
How much does Rills cost for Dock Certs automation?
Approvals and workflow logic are completely free. You only pay for real actions: AI calls and external API work. For Dock Certs, that means you can set up as many verification checks, webhook proposals, and tag deletions as you want, and review them on your phone without a per-automation fee. The cost scales with actual AI usage, not your ambition.