Objective

This article explains where to find the OAuth applications you have created for organization API access, and what each column on the list tells you.

Product

Twilio Organizations

Environment

Twilio Console

User Account Permission/Role(s) Required

OAuth applications list permission. Opening an application additionally needs read permission.

Procedure

1. In the Twilio Console, select Settings in the left sidebar.
2. Select Organization settings, then Organization API access.
3. The page opens on the OAuth applications tab and explains that an OAuth application lets you securely integrate with organization APIs: depending on the grant type, credentials are generated to obtain a short-lived access token that can have restricted access to API resources.
4. The table lists each application under Application name, Grant type, Description, Date created, Created by, and Action.
5. Select an application's name to open it, where you can review its details, change its access settings, and manage its credentials.
6. To add another application, select Create OAuth application.

Additional Information

• If your organization has no applications, the page shows "No OAuth applications found" and "You don't have any OAuth applications yet."
• If the list cannot be loaded, the page shows "Unable to load OAuth applications" and suggests reloading the page.
• The Authorized applications tab lists third-party applications that have been granted access to your organization's data, a separate thing from the applications you create here.
• You can have up to 25 OAuth applications at once.

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