Redesigned Connector Profiles on the Connector Page

A connector profile sets what an agent can do in one system: which actions it can call, which events it receives and which credentials it connects with. Until this release you edited a profile in a side panel opened from a separate Connector Profiles page. The panel listed every action as a toggle under one Select All switch, with no search or filters, so finding the destructive actions on a large connector meant scrolling the whole list.

Profiles now live on the page of the connector they govern. Open Connectors and pick one, such as Microsoft Teams. A row of cards runs across the top: Library lists everything the connector offers, and each profile card shows how many actions that profile enables. Select a card and the Actions, Events, Accounts and Logs tabs below switch to that profile.

What’s new

• Search and filters - Search a profile’s actions and events, and narrow actions by effect, such as Read, Write or Delete, or by auth method or tag.
• Bulk changes on what you filtered - The header toggle adds or removes every action the current filters show, after a confirmation. Filter to Delete and you can switch off every destructive action in one step, leaving the rest of the profile as it was.
• Build a profile from actions - Click Add Profile, pick the actions and events an agent needs into a draft, then set up authentication in the Create Profile drawer, which shows the callback URL and links to the connector’s auth guide.
• Edits stage until you save - Changes collect in a save bar and apply together, and StackOne warns you before you leave a page with unsaved work.
• Data Sync per action - Turn on Data Sync for individual actions from the Actions tab, including while you create the profile.
• Events per profile - Choose which connector events a profile receives from its Events tab.
• Accounts and logs per profile - The Accounts tab lists the accounts linked through the selected profile, and the Logs tab shows only that profile’s requests.
• Version changes on a saved profile - Move a saved profile to another connector version, with the latest release tagged.

Connector Profiles no longer has its own sidebar item, since you reach every profile from its connector. Who can link accounts through a profile is set on its Access tab, covered in Connector Profile and Account Sharing. The Connector Profiles guide covers the page layout, and Scoping Connectors walks through choosing a profile’s actions and events.