How do I manage or revoke an AI assistant's access?

Every assistant you've connected lives under Connected apps in Settings → AI Access (MCP). From there you can disconnect one entirely, or block it from a single workspace while leaving the rest connected.

See what's connected

Go to Sidebar → Settings → AI Access and scroll to "Connected apps". Each row is one assistant you've signed in with, showing:

• its name (Claude, Cursor, …),
• whether it has Full access or is Read-only,
• when it connected and when its access expires.

These are account-level — the same list appears no matter which workspace you opened the page from, because one connection covers them all.

Disconnect an assistant completely

1. Find it under Connected apps

   Locate the assistant you want to cut off.

2. Click Revoke

   Press Revoke and confirm. It loses access to all your workspaces immediately.

3. It must sign in again to return

   Revoking is final for that session — the assistant has to complete the Decisa sign-in again to reconnect. Removing the app on the client side does not do this for you.

Block one workspace without disconnecting

Sometimes you want an assistant to keep working — just not in one sensitive workspace (say, a client account). You don't have to disconnect it.

1. Expand the assistant

   Under "Connected apps", click Workspace access on that assistant. You'll see every workspace it can act on.

2. Block the workspace

   Click Block next to a workspace and confirm. The assistant loses access to that one workspace immediately — its access to your other workspaces is untouched.

3. Allow it again any time

   The blocked workspace stays in the list marked "Blocked". Click Allow to restore access whenever you want.

Which one should I use?

• Lost or unknown device, or you're done with a tool → Revoke the whole connection.
• Trusted tool, but one workspace is off-limits to it → Block that workspace and leave the rest.