OAuth Permissions

OAuth lets you grant provider access without giving Introd your provider password. Review the provider consent screen before approving it.

Last verified against current dashboard and API source on August 11, 2026.

LinkedIn account connection

Scope	Current use
`openid`	Complete OpenID Connect authentication
`profile`	Read the signed-in LinkedIn profile identity
`email`	Associate the returned email identity with the Introd account flow

This OAuth flow is distinct from the Chrome extension’s LinkedIn host access. See Extension Permissions for the browser permissions.

Google Workspace

Scope	Current use
`openid`	Complete OpenID Connect authentication
`profile`	Read basic Google account identity
`email`	Identify the connected Google account
`https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.metadata`	Read Gmail message metadata and headers without message bodies
`https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar.events.readonly`	Read Calendar event metadata
`https://www.googleapis.com/auth/contacts.readonly`	Read Contacts data

Microsoft 365

Scope	Current use
`openid`	Complete OpenID Connect authentication
`profile`	Read basic Microsoft account identity
`email`	Identify the connected Microsoft account
`User.Read`	Read the signed-in user’s basic profile
`Mail.ReadBasic`	Read basic Outlook message metadata without message content
`Calendars.Read`	Read Outlook Calendar metadata
`offline_access`	Allow the authorized connection to refresh without a new sign-in for every sync

Grant access

Start from Introd Integrations.
Choose Connect for Google Workspace or Microsoft 365.
Confirm that the provider account and requested permissions match this page.
Approve the provider consent screen only if you accept that access.
Return to Introd and verify the provider card.

Expected result: the card reports Connected, Partial, Syncing, or another explicit status. A provider callback error means the connection was not completed.

Change or remove access

Use Disconnect in Introd to clear Introd’s stored Google or Microsoft connection tokens and stop future sync.
Use the provider’s account controls to review or revoke provider-side consent.
Request deletion of imported Introd data separately.

Disconnecting does not erase previously imported Introd records. See Deletion and Privacy Requests.

What you see	Recovery
Provider denies consent	Return to Integrations; no completed connection is expected
Callback error	Retry from the provider card and allow the provider redirect
Reauthorization needed	Reconnect and review the current consent screen
Unexpected permission	Stop the flow and email [email protected] with the provider name and screenshot; do not include codes or tokens

​LinkedIn account connection

​Google Workspace

​Microsoft 365

​Grant access

​Change or remove access

​Consent failures

LinkedIn account connection

Google Workspace

Microsoft 365

Grant access

Change or remove access

Consent failures