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Add user connectors to let each person using your app connect their own account to a third-party service. Each connector defines what your app can do on behalf of users, for example, reading calendar events, sending messages, or accessing files. Once added, connectors are available across all apps in your workspace. In your app, users see a Connect button for each connector you add.
Examples:
  • A scheduling app where each user connects their own Google Calendar.
  • A CRM where each user connects their own Slack account.
  • A finance app where each user connects their own Gmail account.
Different connectors available for app users.
  • Users must be signed in to your app to connect their accounts.
  • You need a Builder plan or higher to add user connectors.

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Adding connectors for app users

You can add multiple connectors of the same type with different scopes for different use cases. To add connectors for app users:
  1. Click your profile icon.
  2. Click Account settings.
  3. Under Integrations, click Connectors.
  4. Under Connectors For App Users, click Add Connector.
  5. Click the connector you want to add.
  6. Enter the following:
    • Connector name: A short name to identify this connector, for example Marketing Google Calendar.
    • Client ID: Enter your OAuth client ID.
    • Client Secrets: Enter your OAuth client secret.
    • Scopes: Enter the scopes your app needs, with each scope on a separate line.
  7. Click Add Connector.
Connectors For App Users section with Add Connector flow.
You can also access this from any app. In your app’s Dashboard, click Integrations, then click Manage next to Connectors For App Users.

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Managing connectors for app users

You can update or remove connectors at any time from the Connectors tab. Changes apply across all apps in your workspace. To edit a connector:
  1. Click your profile icon.
  2. Click Account settings.
  3. Under Integrations, click Connectors.
  4. Under Connectors For App Users, hover over the connector and click View.
  5. Hover over the connection name and click Edit.
  6. Update the fields.
  7. Click Save Changes.
If you change the scopes, users who have already connected will need to reconnect to grant the updated permissions.
To delete a connector:
  1. Click your profile icon.
  2. Click Account settings.
  3. Under Integrations, click Connectors.
  4. Under Connectors For App Users, hover over the connector and click View.
  5. Hover over the connection name and click Edit.
  6. Click Delete Connector.
  7. Click Delete Connector again to confirm.
Deleting a connector removes it from your apps and revokes access for all users who have connected through it. This cannot be undone.
Edit LinkedIn Connection modal showing connector name, client ID, client secret, scopes, and options to save changes or delete the connector.

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FAQs

User connectors let each person connect their own account. App connectors use one shared account for everyone in the app.
Yes. You can add multiple connectors with different scopes for different use cases.
Users who already connected will need to reconnect to approve the updated permissions.
Yes. Users can disconnect at any time from within the app.
Yes. Tokens are stored securely and refreshed automatically by Base44.