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How do I review and revoke apps authorized to access my organization?

Objective

This article explains how to see which third-party applications have been granted access to your Twilio organization's data, review what each one can do, and revoke that access.

 

Product

Twilio Organizations

 

Environment

Twilio Console

 

User Account Permission/Role(s) Required

Delete permission for organization authorized apps to revoke access. Without it, the Revoke action appears as plain text rather than a link.

 

Procedure

  1. In the Twilio Console, select Settings in the left sidebar.
  2. Select Organization settings, then Organization API access.
  3. Open the Authorized applications tab. The page explains that authorized apps are the applications that have been granted access to your organization's data, and invites you to select an app to review its details and the granted access.
  4. The table lists each application under Application name, Description, Authorized by, and Action.
  5. Select an application's name to review its details and the permissions it holds.
  6. To withdraw access, select Revoke in the application's row. The Revoke access dialog asks you to confirm and warns that the application will no longer have access to your organization's data.
  7. Select Revoke. A confirmation appears: "Access revoked successfully."

 

Additional Information

  • Revoking access takes effect immediately, the application can no longer read your organization's data.
  • Select Cancel in the dialog to close it without revoking anything.
  • If the revocation fails, "Failed to revoke access. Please try again." appears and access is unchanged.
  • If there are no authorized applications, the page shows "No authorized applications found".
  • If the list cannot be loaded, the page shows "Unable to load authorized applications" and suggests reloading the page.
  • This tab covers third-party applications you have granted access to. The OAuth applications tab covers the applications you create yourself for organization API access.

 

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