You can export a list of all app connections in your Zapier account as a CSV file. This helps you audit which third-party apps are connected to your organization, identify who owns each connection, and review connection details for security and compliance purposes.
Available on plans:
Free
Professional
Team
Enterprise
Your IT team needs to review which third-party apps have been connected to personal accounts versus company-managed accounts. They can export the full connection list, filter by a column, like owner email domain, and identify any connections that need to be reviewed or migrated.
Before you begin
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You must be either:
- The owner of your account in any Zapier plan.
- A super admin in a Team or Enterprise account.
Export app connections
- From the Zapier home page or any Zapier product page, click your profile icon in the top right corner. A dropdown menu will open.
- Select Settings. You will be redirected to the My profile page in your Zapier settings.
- In the left sidebar, click Security and data.
- Scroll down to the Data management section.
- In the Download all app connections field, click the download icon.
Settings. You will be redirected to the 
download icon.Zapier will email you a CSV file with all app connections in your account with the following fields:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
connection_id |
Unique identifier for the connection |
app |
Name of the connected app |
title |
Display name of the connection |
label |
Custom label assigned to the connection |
owner_email |
Email address of the connection owner |
owner_name |
Name of the connection owner |
is_managed |
Whether the connection is a managed app connection |
is_shared |
Whether the connection is shared with other users |
shared_with |
Users or teams the connection is shared with |
status |
Current status of the connection (active or expired) |
created |
Date and time the connection was created |
last_updated |
Date and time the connection was last modified |
NoteThe export never includes credentials, API keys, or other sensitive authentication data. It only includes metadata about connections.
Next steps
You can also:
- Manage your app connections to test, rename, or delete connections.
- Share app connections with team members.
- Set up managed apps to centralize control over sensitive app connections.
- Review your audit log for detailed account activity.