Integrations in apps

Apps can use the integrations set up in your Langdock workspace. Admins decide which integrations are available in the workspace. Your access to an integration is separate from your access to the app. Each user uses their own connection.

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Three separate steps

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Review an app’s integrations

Open the app and click Integrations in the controls above the app. The page lists the connections and actions the app can use and whether they are available to you. Each integration groups its account connection and the actions the app uses. Read the action names and descriptions to understand what the app requests. The integrations and actions differ from app to app and depend on your workspace.

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Choose your connection

The menu also has Add connection. If an account is selected, you can remove it with Deselect account. To learn how to set up connections, see Connections.

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Allow actions

After you choose a connection, review the action permissions. An action that needs your permission shows Pending and an Allow button. The Integrations tab shows how many action permissions are pending. When all actions are approved, the pending count disappears from the tab.

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Revoke an action

Go back to Integrations to review the permissions you granted. Click Revoke next to an approved action to withdraw your permission for that action, then confirm. The action stops working for you in this app. Other actions stay available, and you can allow the action again on the same tab.

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Owner approval and your consent

When you create an app while some of its integration actions are not approved, Langdock warns that those actions won’t work for members yet. When a new version changes the integrations or actions an app uses, Langdock shows what changes for users with access. Creating the app does not allow access to anyone’s accounts. Each user still allows the actions for their own connection. Your permission is also separate from your access to the app.

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Add an integration to an app

If the app doesn’t use integrations, the tab shows “No integrations” and “This app doesn’t use any integrations. Ask in the chat to connect one.” In the builder chat, describe the integration and what the app should do with it. See Create and edit an app.

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Chat plugins and app integrations

The builder chat has its own Plugins menu with tools and integrations for the chat. These are not the integrations the running app uses. To see what the app uses, open the app’s Integrations tab.

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Controls inside an app

Some apps have their own buttons for connections, such as a Sources button. These are part of that app’s content, not a standard Langdock control.