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Vercel opens centrally managed service authorization in Connect beta

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Vercel says Connect now offers Enterprise-Managed Authorization in public beta, letting administrators grant or revoke apps' and agents' access to supported services through a corporate identity provider. Users can access those services without separate consent prompts for each one. Users sign in with a corporate account, and the app requests the permissions it needs. Connect exchanges, caches and renews access tokens. Access remains limited to approved permissions and the user's existing rights within each service. The feature requires a compatible identity provider and supported services.
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