---
title: "Connected apps"
description: "Review and disconnect the third-party apps and AI tools you've authorized to access a BankSync workspace."
section: "Workspaces"
canonical: "https://banksync.io/docs/workspaces/connected-apps"
---

**Connected apps** are the third-party apps and AI tools you've authorized to access a workspace through OAuth — for example Claude Desktop, Cursor, or an app someone built on BankSync. Each connection is scoped to the permissions you approved and can be revoked at any time.

> **Connected apps vs your apps:** This page is about apps you've granted access to — apps reading your data on your behalf. It's
> different from the Apps tab, which lists apps you've built and registered yourself. If
> you're looking to create client credentials, see Register an OAuth
> app.

[![The connected-apps list in Developer settings: every OAuth app granted access to your workspace, with its scopes and last-used date, and the ability to revoke access.](https://cdn.banksync.io/videos/connected-apps.poster.5f24adc9233c9fa8.png)](https://cdn.banksync.io/videos/connected-apps.fff990eed50cf215.mp4)

[Watch: The connected-apps list in Developer settings: every OAuth app granted access to your workspace, with its scopes and last-used date, and the ability to revoke access.](https://cdn.banksync.io/videos/connected-apps.fff990eed50cf215.mp4)

## Review connected apps

**See what's connected**

1. **Open Developer settings** — Click your workspace menu, then select Developers.
2. **Open Connected Apps** — Open the Connected Apps tab. Each row shows the app (or the client name for an unaffiliated
   tool), the scopes you granted, the target workspace, and when it was last used.

## Disconnect an app

**Revoke access**

1. **Find the app** — On the Connected Apps tab, find the app you want to remove.
2. **Disconnect it** — Click Disconnect on its row. The app's grant and its refresh tokens are revoked immediately,
   so it can no longer obtain new access.

> **One-hour window:** Revoking stops the app from getting new tokens right away. Any short-lived access token it already
> holds keeps working until it expires — up to one hour — after which it stops entirely.

## When apps disconnect automatically

- Deleting a workspace, or losing your membership in it, revokes every app you connected to that workspace.
- Inactive connections that haven't been used for a long time expire on their own.

## Related

- [Register an OAuth app](/docs/api/registering-an-app) — build an app that others can connect.
- [API keys](/docs/api/api-keys) — pre-provisioned credentials your workspace owns.
- [Workspaces and team members](/docs/workspaces/members-and-roles) — manage who has access to a workspace.