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Everything that keeps your connectors running, from setting up authentication to versioning and building new ones.
This assumes you already have a connector profile. To create one, follow Setup Connector Profile in the Quickstart.

Connector Profiles

A connector can have more than one connector profile, with one set as default. That default is used when there is no specific connector profile supplied during the account linking process. The default can be changed on the Connector Profiles page. Authentication, scopes, and the version pin all live on the profile, so a second profile is how you vary any of them for a subset of your accounts: Disabling a connector profile takes it out of service without deleting anything. It disappears from the Hub, and its linked accounts go inactive until you re-enable it. Deleting a profile is more restricted: it has to have no linked accounts, and it has to be either the connector’s only profile or a non-default one.
Requests against an inactive account are blocked, so disabling a connector profile stops live traffic for every account linked to it.

Next steps

Linking Accounts

View, re-authenticate, and remove the accounts your agents act on.

Scoping Connectors

Choose which actions and events a profile exposes.

Use Your Own OAuth Apps

Your brand on the consent screen and dedicated rate limits.

Connector Building

Build or customize a connector when a pre-built one doesn’t fit.