Add Admin Controls to Restrict Which Users Can Enable Integrations
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Ken Bish
Currently, all users can individually connect integrations like Microsoft Teams, outlook, Excel, with no way for administrators to restrict or control who is allowed to enable them.
Tenant-level and/or role-based controls that allow admins to enable, disable, or limit specific integrations for certain users or groups. This would improve security, compliance, and manageability especially for MSP environments.
Also giving the MSP the ability to turn on integrations under the admin portal for the customer instead of requiring "client admin"
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Nicole Lefsky
Admins need to have the ability to turn off integrations. Leaving the option to turn an integration on up to an end user can put the company at risk if the upper management doesn’t want the integrations allowed or if the MSP feels it’s not best for the client.
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Nicole Lefsky
Couldn't agree more with this. MSPs need to have access to what integrations can be enabled at a user level by integration. As a standard, it should not be left up to the end user to determine this, from a security perspective.
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LBRAGG
Upvoting this-- really need this ability. Some clients actually don't even want their users to see the Google integration if they are on MS 365. Same with CRM's like Hubspot or Salesforce. The ability to "hide" certain connections/integrations from the user view to me should be an additional option along with the current ability to restrict certain LLM's.