# See and revoke apps that can access your workspace

> Zapier and other apps you authorized appear under Settings, with what each one can do and a button to revoke it.

Every app you've approved to access this workspace, such as Zapier, is listed under **Settings** → **Authorized apps**, along with who connected it and what it can do. Select **Revoke access** on any app to cut it off right away. Revoking only affects this workspace; the app keeps whatever access it has to your other workspaces.

## Open the list

1. Select **Settings** in the sidebar.
2. Open the **Authorized apps** tab.

Each connected app appears under **Apps with access**, showing who authorized it, when, whether its access expires, and what it can do.

![The Apps with access card showing a Zapier grant with its authorized-by line, its three permissions, and the Revoke access button](/docs-assets/workspaces-team/apps-with-access-1.png)

If nothing is connected yet, the tab shows **Connect your first app** instead, with a link to connect Zapier.

## What each permission means

Under each app, Maxforms lists what it asked for, in the same wording the app saw on its own authorization screen:

- *See your form names and fields*
- *Read the responses people submit to your forms*
- *Send new submissions to this app as they arrive*

Only the permissions an app actually requested are listed under it, so an app that only reads submissions won't show the other two.

## Revoke an app

You can always revoke an app you personally authorized. If you're the owner or an admin, you can revoke any app in the workspace, including ones a teammate connected.

1. On the app's row, select **Revoke access**.
2. Confirm by selecting **Revoke access** again in the dialog.

Maxforms confirms with *Zapier can no longer access this workspace*, and the app immediately loses the ability to read forms, read submissions, or send webhooks for this workspace. Reconnecting means authorizing it again from the app's side, not from Maxforms.

Each row is one person's connection to one app. If a teammate connected the same app separately, revoking your connection doesn't touch theirs.

## If Zapier stops working after you revoke, then reconnect from Zapier

There's nothing to turn back on in Maxforms. Any Zap built on the revoked connection starts failing right away. Go back to Zapier and connect your Maxforms account again; that sends you through the Authorize Zapier screen and creates a fresh connection. See [Connect your form to Zapier](/notifications-integrations/zapier) for the full setup.