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Tokens Management

This feature is part of the Enterprise Hub.

Tokens Management enables organization administrators to oversee access tokens within their organization, ensuring secure access to organization resources.

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Viewing and Managing Access Tokens

The token listing feature displays all access tokens within your organization. Administrators can:

- Monitor token usage and identify or prevent potential security risks:
  - Unauthorized access to private resources (“leaks”)
  - Overly broad access scopes
  - Suboptimal token hygiene (e.g., tokens that have not been rotated in a long time)
- Identify and revoke inactive or unused tokens

Fine-grained tokens display their specific permissions:

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Token Policy

Enterprise organization administrators can enforce the following policies:

Policy | Unscoped (Read/Write) Access Tokens | Fine-Grained Tokens
--- | --- | ---
Allow access via User Access Tokens (default) | Authorized | Authorized
Only access via fine-grained tokens | Unauthorized | Authorized
Do not require administrator approval | Unauthorized | Authorized
Require administrator approval | Unauthorized | Unauthorized without an approval (except for admin-created)

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Reviewing Token Authorization

When token policy is set to “Require administrator approval”, organization administrators can review details of all fine-grained tokens accessing organization-owned resources and revoke access if needed. Administrators receive email notifications for token authorization requests.

When a token is revoked or denied, the user who created the token receives an email notification.

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