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What You'll Need

CredentialWhat it is
Personal Access TokenLong-lived token minted from Figma account settings

Overview

Connect Parable to Figma using a Personal Access Token (PAT) sent as a Bearer credential. Parable ingests design assets, version history, team structure, and (Enterprise, opt-in) activity logs.

Design assets

Projects, files, components, variables, and version history

Activity & admin

File comments and org-level activity logs (Enterprise, opt-in)

Prerequisites

Service account required. PATs are tied to the minting user — if that user is removed from the team the token is revoked immediately and ingestion stops. Always mint from a dedicated service-account user on a paid plan (Professional, Organization, or Enterprise).
  • activity_logs is disabled by default. Enable it only if your organization is on the Enterprise plan with the service-account user having org admin access. Non-Enterprise tenants will receive 402 payment_required on every sync.

Setup Guide

1

Open Figma Security settings

  1. Sign in to Figma as the dedicated service-account user.
  2. Click your avatar in the top-right and open Settings.
  3. Switch to the Security tab.
  4. Scroll to Personal access tokens.
2

Generate the token

  1. Click Generate new token.
  2. Set:
    • Token name — something traceable, e.g. parable-platform-prod.
    • Expiration — choose the longest duration your security policy allows (30 days, 60 days, 90 days, 180 days, or No expiration). Rotate at least every 12 months even if using no expiration.
    • Scopes — add the following:
ScopePurpose
file_metadata:readProjects and files
file_variables:readDesign variables
file_dev_resources:readDev resources
file_comments:readFile comments and reactions
library_assets:readPublished library assets
library_content:readLibrary content
team_library_content:readTeam-scoped library content
org:activity_log_readOrg activity logs (Enterprise only)
  1. Copy the token.
Copy your now!This is the only time it will be displayed. Store it in a secure password manager before closing this page.
3

Enter values in the form

  1. Personal Access Token: Paste the token from Figma.
  2. Click Save & test connection.