1. Click the settings icon () adjacent to your user name in the application.
   
Note: The settings icon's () placement may vary depending on the application theme in use, but it is typically found near your username.
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2. Click Connections.
   
   

1. Click on the connections icon () in the top-right corner of the builder.
   
   

Note: To view connections directly from the Deluge editor, select Connections in the top bar of the editor.

1. For admin connections, only admins and super admin will be shown the prompt to authorize the connection. Other users will be unable to access those resources until authorized by the admin, and they will be shown a message instructing them to contact the admin. The admin must authorize the connection for users to access the form.
   
2. For system connections, only super admin will be shown the prompt to authorize the connection. Other users will be unable to access those resources until authorized by the super admin, and they will be shown a message instructing them to contact the admin/super admin. The super admin must authorize the connection for users to access the form.
   
3. For logged-in user connections, any type of user will be shown the prompt to authorize the connection. 
   

1. Form with a workflow containing unauthorized connections configured to execute on load of a form.
   
   
2. Page with a panel containing an unauthorized connection.
   
   
3. Integration report with an unauthorized connection.
   
   
4. When a live user accesses the form with an unauthorized admin connection or system connection.
   
   

Note: The same behavior applies when accessing an application component with a disabled connection or disabled connection access to an application. In such cases, the admin must enable it from the microservices to allow users to access them.

6. Switch Authorization

Note: 

1. Switching the authorization of the system connection can only be done by super admins.
   
2. Admin connection authorization can be switched by all admins.
   
3. Logged-in user connection authorization can only be switched by the authorization owner.

1. Expiration of the authorization credentials linked to the connection
   
2. Invalidation or deletion of the auth token from the third-party service
   

Note: When a connection authorization is switched, all the applications that utilize it will henceforth use the new authorization.

1. Navigate to connections from live or edit mode of your application and click on the desired connection.
   
   
2. Click Switch.
   
   
3. Choose the name of authorization account and click Authorize.
   
Note: For OAuth2 type connection, once you click Authorize, a timer of 90 seconds will be triggered. You will be redirected to the service's authorization page, where you need to grant access.
4. Enter your authorization credentials and accept the access permissions before the time limit of 90 seconds.
   
   

7. Revoke Authorization

Note: 

1. Revoking the authorization of the system connection can only be done by the super admins.
   
2. Admin connection authorization can be revoked by all admins.
   
3. Logged-in user connection authorization can only be revoked by the authorization owner. If the primary account linked to the logged-in user connection is revoked, an admin must mark a different admin's account as primary to enable users to authorize connection.
   
4. Revoking a connection authorization will not affect other connections using the same authorization.

1. Navigate to connections from the live or edit mode of your application and click on the desired connection.
   
2. Click Revoke.