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CyberArk actions reference
See all the available CyberArk actions.
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CyberArk actions

CyberArk offers an identity security platform that secures human and machine identities from end-to-end. Power Automate enables you to retrieve credentials from CyberArk through the Get password from CyberArk action.

Note

To retrieve credentials from CyberArk, Power Automate issues web requests to CyberArk’s Central Credential Provider web service (AIMWebService).

To find the required information to populate the action, see the following instructions:

  • Application ID: To find the application ID, open CyberArk Password Vault on a web browser and navigate to the Applications tab.

  • Safe: Populate the name of the safe displayed in PrivateArk Client.

  • Folder and Object: Select a safe in PrivateArk Client, and populate the folder name displayed on the left pane and the object name displayed in the main list.

:::image type="content" source="media/cyberark/get-password-cyberark-action.png" alt-text="Screenshot of the Get password from CyberArk action.":::

Get password from CyberArk

Retrieves a password for a specific application from CyberArk.

Input parameters

Argument Optional Accepts Default Value Description
Server address No Text value The base URI for the web request
Application ID No Text value The application ID to use for the web request
Safe No Text value The safe on CyberArk in which the application belongs
Folder No Text value The folder necessary for the web request query
Object No Text value The object necessary for the web request query
Extra data Yes Text value The extra data (if any) for the web request's query
Accept untrusted certificates N/A Boolean value False Specifies whether to accept untrusted certificates
Certificate location N/A Don't use certificate, Load certificate from Windows Store, Load certificate from file Don't use certificate Specifies how to load (if needed) the certificate for the request
Use only valid certificates N/A Boolean value False Specifies whether to load only valid certificates from the store
Store certificate path No Text value The path of the certificate in the certificate store. The path can be specified in this format: %StoreName%/%StoreLocation%/%CertificateSerialNumber%
For example: LocalMachine/My/9F2B7A5C3D4E8F1A6B3C7D8E9A0B1C2D
Certificates path No File The path of the certificate selected from the store
Certificate password No Direct encrypted input or Text value The password for the certificate file
Timeout Yes Numeric value 30 The waiting time (in seconds) to get results from CyberArk

Variables produced

Argument Type Description
JSONResponse Custom object The API response result
CyberArkPassword Encrypted value The password retrieved from CyberArk

Exceptions

Exception Description
Failed to send web request Indicates a problem sending the web request
Timeout expired Indicates that the request timed out
Error response from web request Indicates that the web request returned an error response

Known issues

  • NTLM Authentication is currently not supported for web requests in Power Automate for desktop.

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