Authorized Applications
See every third-party application that has been authorized to access your Apptoto account, and revoke any you no longer recognize or use.
When you click “Connect to Apptoto” inside another service — or grant Apptoto access to one of your linked accounts — that authorization is recorded here. The list also shows authorizations made on your behalf by someone else (for example, if you let an agent log in as you and they connected an app while signed in).
To open this list, navigate to Settings > Integrations > Developer Tools > Authorized Applications.
What you see on each row
Section titled “What you see on each row”| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Application | The name of the OAuth application. This is the name the application’s developer registered. |
| Scopes | The number of permissions the application was granted. Hover the number to see the full list. |
| Account | Which account the application can access. Shows “your account” for your own login, or the email address and a linked account badge if the access is to a linked account you can manage. |
| Authorized by | Who approved the connection. Shows “you” if you approved it yourself, or the email address and a linked user badge if an agent approved it on your behalf. |
| Authorized | The date and time the connection was approved. |
| Last Used | The most recent time the application called the Apptoto API with this authorization. Shows “Never” if it has not been used yet. |
| Actions | A Revoke button. |
Revoke an application’s access
Section titled “Revoke an application’s access”Click Revoke on the row you want to remove. Apptoto shows a confirmation message that explains who loses access, and on confirmation immediately invalidates the application’s tokens for that account.
The wording of the confirmation depends on whose access you are revoking:
- Your own authorization — “Are you sure you want to revoke this application’s access to your account? You will need to re-authorize it to continue using it.”
- An authorization someone else granted on your account — Names the agent who authorized the application and notes that they will lose access immediately.
- An authorization you granted on a linked account — Names the linked account that will lose access.
When to revoke
Section titled “When to revoke”- You no longer use the third-party service.
- You do not recognize an application on the list.
- A team member who originally connected an integration has left.
- You want to force an application to re-prompt for consent (for example, because you have changed the scopes on your own registered app).
Related
Section titled “Related”- OAuth Applications — register your own OAuth 2.0 application that other Apptoto users can authorize.