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Overview

This guide walks you through connecting your Vercel account to Opriven. Once connected, Opriven can monitor your deployments, analyze build logs, and investigate runtime errors across all your Vercel projects.

Set up in Opriven

Go to the Vercel integration setup in the Opriven dashboard.

Prerequisites

  • A Vercel account with permissions to create access tokens
  • If using Vercel Teams, your team slug (found in your team’s URL: vercel.com/<team-slug>)

Setup

1

Create a Vercel access token

Go to Vercel Access Tokens and click Create.
  • Token Name: Opriven
  • Scope: Select Full Account to allow Opriven to access all teams and projects, or scope to a specific team
  • Expiration: Choose an expiration that fits your security policy
Save the token securely — it won’t be shown again.
2

Enter the token in Opriven

Paste your access token in the Opriven dashboard integration page.
3

Enter your team slug (optional)

We recommend entering your Vercel team slug to scope queries to the right team. This is the value in your team’s URL: vercel.com/<team-slug>.

What Opriven Can Access

Once connected, Opriven can:
  • List teams — Discover all Vercel teams associated with your account
  • List projects — Browse projects within a team
  • Get project details — View project configuration and settings
  • List deployments — Track deployment history and find failures
  • Get deployment details — Investigate individual deployment status and metadata
  • Retrieve build logs — Debug why deployments failed during the build step
  • Query runtime logs — Search and filter production runtime logs by status code, source, time range, and more

Permissions and Access

Opriven uses your access token for read-only operations. No deployments are triggered, no settings are modified, and no data is written to your Vercel account.