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Connect Neo4J

4 auth methods · updated 2026-10-01

Graph database platform for connected data and real-time analytics

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API key

Uses your own credential — Verslay stores it encrypted

Connectable today
  1. 1
    Sign in to Neo4J
    Open https://neo4j.com and sign in to the account you want to connect.
  2. 2
    Create the API key
    Generate a new API key from the API or developer settings in your Neo4J dashboard.
  3. 3
    Copy it immediately
    Neo4J usually shows the full API key only once, right after you create it. Store it somewhere safe before closing the page.
  4. 4
    Connect in Verslay
    In the Verslay Hub, open Connections, find Neo4J, and paste the API key into the Bearer Token field.
  5. 5
    Verify
    The connection flips to Connected. Run any read-only action once to confirm the credential has the right scopes.
  6. 6
    Rotate safely
    When you rotate later: connect the new credential first, confirm it works, then revoke the old one.

What you’ll paste into Verslay

Bearer Token

SSO-generated bearer token for Neo4j database authentication

required · secret

Neo4J connection FAQ

How do I connect Neo4J to Verslay?

Open Connections in the Verslay Hub, find Neo4J, and use the API key method. The steps are: Sign in to Neo4J, Create the API key, Copy it immediately, Connect in Verslay, Verify, Rotate safely.

What do I need before I connect Neo4J?

You need Bearer Token from your Neo4J account. SSO-generated bearer token for Neo4j database authentication

Should I use the API key or OAuth for Neo4J?

Both are listed on this page. OAuth opens Neo4J's official sign-in and Verslay only gets the scopes you approve. The API key route uses your own credential, which Verslay stores encrypted. Connect a new credential first and confirm it works before you revoke an old one.

Connect Neo4J once — every agent can use it

Verslay agents share your connections. Connect Neo4J in the Hub and every use-case that needs it lights up — no per-agent setup.

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