Your organization can let you sign in to other websites and apps with your organization account, such as a company blog, dashboards or a training site. The first time you do, the app may ask what it can see, and you choose Allow or Don't Allow.
Apps With Access
Every app you allowed is listed on your profile: open your picture, then My Profile, and go to the Access section. Only you see this card, on your own profile.
Each app shows its name and logo, when you last used it and when you allowed it.
What An App Can See
Under It Can See is everything you let the app learn about you, for example your name and profile, your email address, or your roles and teams. Stays signed in means the app may keep working for you when you are away, until you take its access back.
Take Access Back
Press Revoke beside an app. You are signed out of it straight away and it can't see anything more about you. If you use the app again later, it asks you first.
If an app was approved for everyone by your organization, it may not appear here; ask an administrator.
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