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Every connection can have up to three layers of control: scope, Righthand access, and tool permissions.

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1. Scope

Scope controls who owns the connection and who can grant access. Only the connection creator or a team administrator can change scope. Choosing Righthand also requires selecting which Righthand owns the connection.

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2. Righthand access

The Righthand selector determines which assistants can use the connection.
  • Team connections can be assigned to multiple Righthands.
  • The creator can assign their own Personal connection.
  • A Personal connection created by someone else is read-only to you.
  • A Righthand-scoped connection belongs to its selected Righthand.
Removing a Righthand from the selector disables that Righthand’s access without deleting the underlying connection.

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3. Tool permissions

Connections that expose configurable tools use three values: Use the top permission row to apply one value to every tool, or expand Tools to configure them individually. For example, you can allow email search while requiring approval to send an email.
Tool permission and communications policy are separate controls. An outward action must satisfy both the connection’s tool permission and the Righthand’s policy for that communications channel.

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Manage or remove a connection

Open Connections and select the connection. From its detail pane you can:
  • Rename it.
  • Change Righthand access.
  • Change tool permissions.
  • Change scope when authorized.
  • Delete the connection.
Deleting a connection removes it from Righthand. If you need to revoke access at the provider too, revoke the corresponding authorization or token in that provider’s security settings.