What Doppler and integrations is
Doppler and integrations, in plain words.
Facts from Vercel’s own pages, checked on 16 October 2026. The sources are at the end of this page.
- Doppler sync
- One way, from Doppler to Vercel. You set up a separate sync for each environment: Development, Preview and Production.
- Variable types
- Each sync writes Config (readable), Secret (write-only) or Dynamic, the default, which sends masked secrets as Secret and the rest as Config.
- Public variables
- Names such as NEXT_PUBLIC_ must be Config. If a sync tries to save one as Secret, Vercel rejects it and the sync stops with an error naming it.
- Vercel environment variables
- Encrypted at rest. Config values stay readable to the team. Secret values cannot be read back by the dashboard or API once saved.
- Separate production secrets
- An optional team policy makes every Secret use a different value in Production than in other environments.
- Marketplace
- Native listings include Neon, Supabase, Upstash, AWS, Sentry, Clerk, Stripe and Checkly, billed on the Vercel invoice. There is no Salesforce or 1Password listing.