You install a connected app by installing a managed package that includes the connected
app as a component. For example, ISVs package connected apps to make them available on
AppExchange. You can also install an OAuth connected app from the Connected Apps OAuth Usage page.
This page lists all OAuth connected apps that users in your org are connecting to
currently—including apps that developers created in other Salesforce orgs.
Required Editions
Available in: both Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience
Connected Apps can be created in: Group, Essentials,
Professional, Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and
Developer Editions
Connected Apps can be installed in: All
editions
User Permissions Needed
To read, create, update, or delete connected apps:
Customize Application AND either
Modify All Data OR Manage Connected
Apps
To update all fields except Profiles, Permission Sets, and Service Provider
SAML Attributes:
Customize Application AND either
Modify All Data OR Manage Connected
Apps
To update Profiles, Permission Sets, and Service Provider SAML
Attributes:
Customize Application AND Modify All Data AND Manage Profiles and Permission
Sets
To rotate the consumer key and consumer secret:
Allow consumer key and secret rotation
To install and uninstall connected apps:
Customize Application AND either
Modify All Data OR Manage Connected
Apps
To install and uninstall packaged connected apps:
Download AppExchange Packages AND Customize Application AND either
Modify All
Data OR Manage Connected Apps
Note Connected apps creation is restricted as of Spring ‘26. You can continue to use existing
connected apps during and after Spring ‘26. However, we recommend using external client apps instead. If you must continue
creating connected apps, contact Salesforce Support.
When an Install button appears next to a connected app, users in your org are connecting to the
app but it isn’t installed in your org. To manage an app’s security policies, such as which users
can access the app and for how long, you must install the connected app in your org.
From Setup, enter OAuth in the Quick Find box, then select
Connected Apps OAuth Usage.
Select an app and click Install.
Click Manage App Policies to get details about the app.
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