The Integrations page lets you configure OAuth app credentials for third-party API data sources. Once configured, users in your organization can connect their external accounts from the Data Hub.
Access it via Settings → Integrations tab.
How It Works
Integration providers store OAuth app credentials (Client ID and Client Secret) that allow users in your organization to connect their external accounts:
- Admin configures OAuth credentials in Settings → Integrations
- Users connect their accounts from Data Hub → Add New
- Data syncs through the configured OAuth app
Most data source connections use Fivetran and don’t require manual OAuth configuration. Custom integrations are for advanced use cases. | Column | Description |
|---|
| Provider | The third-party service (e.g., Google, Salesforce) |
| Status | Enabled or Disabled |
| Created | When the integration was configured |
Adding a Provider
- Click Add Provider or Configure Your First Integration
- Select the provider type
- Enter your OAuth credentials:
- Client ID — From the provider’s developer console
- Client Secret — From the provider’s developer console
- Save the configuration
Getting OAuth Credentials
OAuth credentials come from each provider’s developer console:
Refer to each provider’s documentation for specific setup instructions.
Security
- Encryption — Credentials are encrypted at rest using AES-256-GCM
- Access Control — Only Admins can view or modify integrations
- Audit — All configuration changes are logged
Managing Providers
Disabling a Provider
Disabling a provider:
- Prevents new connections using these credentials
- Keeps existing connections active
- Can be re-enabled at any time
Deleting a Provider
Deleting a provider:
- Permanently removes the credentials
- Existing connections continue to work (using cached tokens)
- New connections cannot be created
Next Steps
