The Credential Stores Page

Field	Description
Search	Looks for existing credential stores that match your input.
Add	Opens the Add Credential Store window.
Name	The name of the credential store.
Type	The type of credential store (e.g. Database or CyberArk).
Robots Default Store	Indicates whether that credential store is the default selection to store robot credentials.
Assets Default Store	Indicates whether that credential store is the default selection to store credential assets.
More Actions	Displays a menu with the following options: Edit - Opens the Edit Credential Store window. Set as robots default store - Sets the current credential store as the default for all new robot credentials. Set as assets default store - Sets the current credential store as the default for all new credential assets. Remove - Delete the credential store.

The Add Credential Store Window

Field	Description
Type	A drop down enabling you to select the type of credential store to create. The available options are: Database CyberArk Azure Key Vault
Name	Enter a custom name for the new credential store.
Application ID	Only applicable for CyberArk stores. The Application ID of your Orchestrator instance as configured in CyberArk. See here for details.
CyberArk Safe	Only applicable for CyberArk stores. Indicate which safe of your CyberArk fault the store is created in. See here for details.
CyberArkFolder	Only applicable for CyberArk stores. Indicate the folder within the selected safe where credentials will be stored.
Key Vault Uri	Only applicable to Azure Key Vault stores. The address of the selected vault. It is in the format `https://<vault_name>.vault.azure.net/`.
Client Id	Only applicable to Azure Key Vault stores. The ID of the Azure account where the vault was created.
Client Secret	Only applicable to Azure Key Vault stores. The secret used to authenticate the client ID in Azure.