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See and manage connector accounts

The Integrations settings page now shows which vendors have a connector and which can be added. Each connector lists its accounts, and blocked disconnects explain what still uses the credential.

See and manage connector accounts screenshot

In the marketplace (connectors list) see which vendors Probo already has connectors for and which ones can still be connected. Open a connector to see the accounts recorded against it.

Disconnecting is refused while an access review source or SCIM configuration still uses that credential. The message names the dependency, so it is clear what needs to change first.