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This feature supports using separate credentials for each connected tool or integration. It helps you isolate access, reduce risk, and manage permissions and rotation on a per-integration basis.
This feature enables you to use distinct credentials for different tools so each integration has its own isolated access. By separating credentials per integration, you can limit the scope of what any single connection can do and reduce the blast radius if a credential is exposed. It also makes it easier to follow least-privilege practices by assigning only the permissions required for each tool. When you need to rotate or revoke access, you can do so for one integration without impacting others. This approach supports clearer accountability, since each integration can be managed and audited independently. It is especially useful when multiple teams or vendors maintain different integrations and should not share the same access. It can help with compliance requirements that mandate separation of duties or credential segregation. It also improves operational stability by preventing unrelated tools from failing due to a single shared credential change. Common use cases include connecting analytics, marketing, CRM, and support systems where each tool needs different permission levels and lifecycle management.
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