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Connected apps lists the AI apps that can read your Brilo agents and calls, such as ChatGPT, Claude and Claude Code. A connection is made inside the AI app, when someone in your workspace signs in to Brilo and allows it. Connected apps can read your agents, calls and call totals. They can’t make calls or change anything. In a HIPAA workspace they read agents and call totals only. Use a connected app when a person uses ChatGPT or Claude with Brilo. Use an API key when your own software calls Brilo. Phone assistants you paired are listed separately, under Connected assistants on the API Keys page.

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See what is connected

Open Settings, then Integrations, then Connected apps. Every member of the workspace can see this page.
  • The summary at the top shows how many connections are live, how many data requests they made in the last 7 days, and which connection ends next.
  • Each connection has its own row, with the app, who approved it and when, when it was last used, and when its access ends. When two people each connect the same app, you see two rows.
  • Open a row to see what the app can see, its Activity (when it was connected, from which device and IP address, and when it was used) and its Data requests (each request it made in the last 90 days).
A connection ends 90 days after it was approved, or after 30 days without use. A connection that ends within 14 days is marked with how many days are left.

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Disconnect an app

The workspace owner, or the person who approved the connection, can disconnect it. Other members see who can.
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Open the connection

In Connected apps, select the connection’s row.
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Select Disconnect

At the bottom of the panel, select the Disconnect button with the app’s name.
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Confirm

Check who approved it and when, then select Disconnect. Select Keep it to change your mind.
The app stops reading your workspace right away: its next request is refused. Other connections, including another person’s connection to the same app, keep working. To reconnect later, start again from the app.
Disconnecting stops new reads. The app may keep what it already received, such as earlier answers in a chat. Ask the app’s maker if you need that removed.

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Past connections

Connections that ended in the last 90 days are listed under Past connections. Open one to see its Activity and Data requests. Each shows why it ended. To use the app again after any of these, start again from the app.

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FAQ

No. A connected app signs in to Brilo as the person who approved it and never sees your API keys. API keys are for your own software. See Connect Claude or ChatGPT.
Not from this page. What an app can see is chosen on the Brilo page that appears when the connection is allowed. To change it, disconnect the app and connect it again from the app. See Connect Claude or ChatGPT.
Each connection is listed on its own, with who approved it, for example when two people each connect ChatGPT. Disconnecting one leaves the others working. See Disconnect an app.
Connections end after 90 days, after 30 days without use, or when the person who approved it leaves the workspace. Brilo also stops a connection to protect your data. The reason is on the row. See Past connections.
Every member of the workspace. Only the workspace owner, or the person who approved a connection, can disconnect it. See Who can do what.