Get Your Laifaxin Access Credential: Connect Your Account to AI

Laifaxin · Step 1

• Goal: copy the access credential from a signed-in Laifaxin page so a trusted AI tool can connect to your account.
• Time required: about 3 minutes the first time and less than 1 minute once familiar.
• This page only explains how to retrieve the credential. It does not prove that an AI connection has succeeded, and it does not automatically search for prospects or send email.

Before You Start

Make sure that:

1. you have opened and signed in to Laifaxin on the web with Chrome or Edge;
2. you are viewing any page inside Laifaxin;
3. the dedicated Laifaxin credential field in your AI tool is ready.

Know what you need to copy

• You need the value stored under the key accesstoken. It is usually a long string.
• The accesstoken already contains the information needed to identify the current account. No separate UID is required.
• Never send the complete credential in a group chat, support ticket, public document, or ordinary chat message.

Choose a Method

Your situation	Recommended method	What to expect
First time or uncomfortable with code	Method 1: Follow the interface	No code; find the value step by step
Already familiar and want the fastest route	Method 2: Run one command	Copy and run one fixed command

Beginners should start with Method 1. Once you understand where accesstoken is stored, Method 2 will be easier to trust and understand.

Method 1: Follow the Interface, No Code Required

Step 1: Open Developer Tools

Right-click an empty area of the signed-in Laifaxin page, then select Inspect.

If Inspect is unavailable, press F12 on Windows or ⌥ Option + ⌘ Command + I on Mac.

Step 2: Open Application

Select Application at the top of Developer Tools.

If Application is hidden, open the » overflow menu or the additional tabs menu.

Step 3: Select Laifaxin Local Storage

Expand the following items in the left sidebar:

Storage
└── Local Storage
    └── https://web.laifaxin.com

Then select https://web.laifaxin.com.

Step 4: Find accesstoken

Find accesstoken in the Key column. You can also enter the following text in the filter box above the table:

accesstoken

Step 5: Copy the Long Value on the Right

1. Find the accesstoken row.
2. Double-click the long string in its Value cell.
3. Press Ctrl + A, then Ctrl + C on Windows; press ⌘ Command + A, then ⌘ Command + C on Mac.
4. Do not paste it into a normal chat box.

The screenshot uses a Chinese Chrome interface, but the tab positions and storage structure are the same in English Chrome.

Make sure you copy the correct value

• ✅ Copy the complete long string in the Value column beside accesstoken.
• ❌ Do not copy only the word accesstoken.
• ❌ Do not copy UserAtom, orgId, or another row.
• ❌ Do not add quotation marks, spaces, or line breaks.

The screenshot only demonstrates the location. The actual value is different for every account.

Method 2: Copy It from the Console

This method is faster, but it runs one line of code in the browser console. Read the warning before continuing.

Check before running the command

1. Copy only the complete line inside the code block below. Never paste unrelated code from an unknown source.
2. The line is a command that copies your credential; it is not your accesstoken.
3. Run it only on a signed-in web.laifaxin.com page.
4. If the browser warns you not to paste code you do not understand, first verify that the command exactly matches this page. Follow the browser's visible instructions only after checking; do not disable browser security settings.

Step 1: Open the Console

Right-click the Laifaxin page, select Inspect, then select Console at the top of Developer Tools.

Step 2: Copy This Complete Command

copy(localStorage.getItem("accesstoken"));

Do not change the spelling of accesstoken or copy only part of the line.

Step 3: Paste the Command and Press Enter

Paste the command into the console, then press Enter.

Step 4: undefined Means It Is Done

The console will usually display:

undefined

This is expected, not an error. copy() has written the credential to your clipboard, so the complete value is not displayed in the console.

Where Should You Paste the Credential?

Paste it directly into a dedicated field labeled one of the following:

• Laifaxin Token
• accesstoken
• Laifaxin access credential

Do not paste it into an ordinary chat message

If an AI tool asks you to “send the token in chat” but provides no dedicated credential field, first confirm that the tool is trusted and understand how it stores credentials.

Run a Read-Only Connection Test First

Do not begin prospecting, saving data, or sending email immediately. Start with this prompt:

Only check whether my Laifaxin account is connected successfully.

Do not search for prospects, save data, consume credits,
send email, or change any account settings.

Continue only after the AI reports the connection result and you confirm that it is connected to the correct account.

Troubleshooting

Application Is Not Visible

Open the » overflow menu or additional tabs menu. You can also make the Developer Tools panel wider.

Local Storage or web.laifaxin.com Is Missing

Confirm that the current page is https://web.laifaxin.com and that your account is signed in. Refresh the page, then reopen Developer Tools.

The Long Value Is Difficult to Copy

Use Method 2 instead. The recommended command copies the complete value without requiring you to select the long string manually.

The Console Blocks Pasting

This is a browser safety warning intended to prevent malicious code. Do not disable browser security settings. First verify that the command exactly matches this page, then read and follow the instructions displayed by the browser.

The Command Returns null

null means the current page's local storage does not contain an accesstoken. Check that:

1. the current site is web.laifaxin.com;
2. your account is still signed in;
3. you refreshed the page and ran the command again;
4. if needed, you signed out and signed back in before retrying.

Do I Need to Retrieve It Again After Switching Accounts?

Yes, that is recommended. After switching accounts, signing out, or refreshing the login state, the old credential may no longer represent the current account.

Advanced: alternative commands if the recommended command fails

Use the full object name:

copy(window.localStorage.getItem("accesstoken"));

Use the browser clipboard API:

navigator.clipboard.writeText(localStorage.getItem("accesstoken"));

Read and display the value without copying it automatically:

localStorage.getItem("accesstoken");

The last command displays the complete credential. Avoid using it while sharing or recording your screen.