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View and edit existing connections

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Navigate to Integrations

From the dashboard, click your organization name in the upper left corner followed by Settings, then Integrations.Organization menu with Settings highlightedHere, you’ll see a full list of all apps and services connected to your forms, apps, and databases.
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View connection details

Click any connection to see its name or display label, the user who connected it, its status, and which forms and/or apps it’s used in.Integrations settings with the Connections listUnderstanding the statusThis indicates the current state of your integration connection:
  • Connected: The integration is successfully connected, and we were able to verify its connection with the external service in real time. Currently, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Sheets, Google Drive, Google Calendar, Notion, HubSpot, and Airtable support real-time verification.
  • Configured: The integration has been authenticated and is ready to use. For some integrations, we aren’t currently able to verify the connection in real time, so the status displays Configured instead of Connected. This does not indicate a problem—the integration should still work as expected.
  • Disconnected: The connection is no longer valid, usually because the authorization has expired or was removed. Reconnecting the integration should restore functionality.
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Edit connection

If you have multiple connections for the same integration, it helps to Rename them so you can easily tell them apart.Saved API keys and tokens for Airtable, Monday, SmartSuite, Jotform, and SurveyMonkey are hidden when you reconnect them. The saved key still works, so you don’t need to enter it again. To replace it, click Change API key (or Change token), enter the new one, and click Save.Reconnect popup for a SmartSuite connection, with the saved API key hidden and the Change API key buttonTo change the server address of an SMTP connection, enter its password again. Fillout won’t send a saved password to a different server.Screenshot2026 02 20at4 39 16P McopyYou can also Reconnect and Delete here.
Deleting a connection will stop responses from syncing with your integration.

Limit workspace connections

You can restrict connections to certain workspaces only. This is helpful if you have clients, partners, or team members with granular permissions in a specific workspace.
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View connection's workspaces

On your chosen connection’s row, click All.Connections list with the All link in the Workspaces column
Zapier and Make connections can’t be limited to workspaces. A connection set up by a member only reaches the forms that member can open (more info). For more control, use the per-form webhook integration to trigger external automations.
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Add workspace(s)

In the popup, click Limited workspaces, then select a workspace from the dropdown. Screenshot2026 02 20at4 51 04PMYou can add more than one.
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Save changes

Click Save.

Disconnect 3rd party apps

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Navigate to integrations

From the dashboard, click your organization name in the upper left corner followed by Settings, then Integrations.Organization menu with Settings highlighted
Each connection acts with the permissions of the person who made it. An app connected by an admin can reach every form in the organization, so check which apps are connected as an admin. Learn more for Zapier and Make.
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View apps

Click the Authorized apps tab. For each app, the list shows how many people connected it, what it can access, when it was connected, and when it was last used. Use Search by app or person to find one.To connect an AI agent like Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor, click Connect agent. Learn more in Connecting to Zite MCP.Authorized apps tab with Make, Zapier, and Zapier Zite
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Choose an app

Click the three dots at the end of the app’s row and select Disconnect everyone. This disconnects the app for everyone who connected it.App menu with Disconnect everyoneTo disconnect every authorized app at once, click Disconnect all below the list.
Disconnecting all apps can’t be undone.

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Granular permissions

Set member access to view only, and manage existing permissions.