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A Connector Profile holds the credentials and config for one connector in a project. It’s how you control which actions a connector exposes and how end-users link their accounts.
This assumes you already have a connector profile. To create one, follow the Quickstart or pick a connector in Connectors, then return here.

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Enable or disable actions

Scope a profile to just the actions your app uses — this limits what every linked account on the profile can do and keeps the OAuth consent screen focused.
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Open the profile

Go to Connector Profiles and open the profile you want to scope.
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Open the Actions tab

Each action has a toggle showing whether it’s enabled for this profile.
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Toggle actions on or off

Enable only the actions your app calls and disable the rest. We recommend starting with a few read actions, then enabling more as you need them.
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Save

Save the profile. Changes apply to every linked account on it.

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Enable or disable events

The Events tab lists every event this connector can emit. Toggle the events you want, and pick which webhook each one fires to from the dropdown alongside it. Create the webhook first — see Webhooks for the model and the difference between programmatic and manual events.
Events tab on a connector profile, showing per-event toggles and webhook routing
For connectors that use a single app-level webhook, a Native Webhook URL appears at the top of the form. Paste it into the connector’s app configuration to start receiving events.
The Native Webhook URL is only generated after the profile is saved. Save, close, then reopen the profile from the list — the field will be populated.