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Connected Apps is where you sign in to the OAuth-secured apps your administrator has set up, so WisdomAI’s chat agents can call those tools on your behalf when answering your questions. Your connections are personal to you. Signing in to — or out of — an app only affects your own access; other users in the workspace are unaffected.

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Before you start

Every user can manage their own connected apps — no special role is required. The apps you can sign in to are the OAuth-secured MCP server connections that an administrator has added on the Connections page. If no apps are listed, ask your workspace admin to add one.

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How connected apps work

When an administrator adds an MCP server connection that uses OAuth authentication, each user must individually authorize WisdomAI to access it. WisdomAI never stores a single shared credential for these apps. The Connected Apps page is where you grant that authorization ahead of time. Once you sign in, your chat agents can use the app’s tools during chat without interrupting you to authenticate. You can also sign in on demand — if you ask a question that needs an app you haven’t connected, WisdomAI prompts you to connect during the chat session.

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Open Connected Apps

  1. In the left-hand navigation, click the Settings icon.
  2. On the Settings page, select Connected Apps.
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The page groups apps into two collapsible sections, each showing a count:
  • Connected — apps you have signed in to.
  • Available to connect — apps you can sign in to but haven’t yet.
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Each row shows the app’s name and the domains it belongs to (for example, in Sales, Marketing). Use the Search apps or domains box to filter the list.

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Connect an app

  1. Find the app under Available to connect.
  2. Click Connect.
  3. A secure popup opens. Authorize WisdomAI to access the app.
  4. On success, the app moves to the Connected section.
You don’t have to connect everything in advance. When a chat question needs an app you haven’t signed in to, WisdomAI shows a Connect prompt right in the conversation. See Validate the connection.

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Reconnect an app

Use Reconnect if your access has stopped working or you need to authorize again — for example, to approve updated permissions or if you accidentally authenticated via a different account.
  1. In the Connected section, open the ⋮ (more) menu on the app’s row.
  2. Select Reconnect.
  3. Authorize WisdomAI again in the popup.
Reconnecting first revokes your existing access token for the app, then runs the sign-in flow again.

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Disconnect an app

  1. In the Connected section, open the ⋮ (more) menu on the app’s row.
  2. Select Disconnect.
  3. In the Disconnect from <app>? dialog, click Disconnect.
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Disconnecting revokes your OAuth access token for that app. Any queries or tool calls that depend on the connection will require you to sign in again. This only affects your access — other users in the workspace are unaffected.

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No apps available

If the page shows Nothing to sign in to yet, no OAuth-secured apps have been set up for your workspace.
  • If you can add connections, add an OAuth-secured MCP server from the Connections page so your chat agents can act on your behalf.
  • Otherwise, ask your workspace admin to add one.

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Next steps

Connect to an MCP Server

Add an OAuth-secured MCP server that users can sign in to.

MCP Server

Learn how WisdomAI works with the Model Context Protocol.

API Keys

Create personal bearer tokens for programmatic access.

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