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Managing Integration Access

By default, all integrations are enabled in a workspace. Admins can control which integrations are visible to workspace users. Enable or disable integrations Sometimes you need to control access by department or limit certain integrations to specific users. This is why we added granular permissions. By default, integrations appear like this for Members and Editors: Default integration view For Admins, the default view looks like this: Admin Integrations default view

Restrict action to specific users

On an action-by-action basis, admins can restrict actions to specific users. When you toggle the restriction button without adding any users, no one has access to that action (excluding other admins). Here’s how this looks on the admin side: Restrict specific action
This action can only be used or added to assistants by the users or groups you share it with, and cannot be used by other users or groups. Workspace admins can always use this action.
Here’s what Members and Editors see when they try to add this restricted action to an Assistant: User view for restricted actions

Granting access to actions to specific users

Click “Manage” to add users and groups (same interface as sharing assistants). You can add multiple users and groups simultaneously. Granting access to integration actions Once added, the action appears like this on the admin side: Admin view for restricted actions Now when these users add the action they have access to, it looks like the default view again: User view for restricted actions
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