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Release: Australia · Updated: 2026-03-12 · Official documentation · View source

Disconnect SSO apps

Disconnect an SSO application to stop viewing subscription information for the app, or before creating a direct integration for the app.

Before you begin

Role required: sam_integrator

About this task

SaaS License Management offers direct integrations with select applications. Direct integrations provide the most robust usage data. For a list of available direct integrations, see Integrate with SaaS applications. If you have a connected SSO app and want to replace it with a direct integration, disconnect the app before creating the direct integration to avoid creating duplicate subscription records for the app.

When an app is disconnected, all SSO subscriptions for the app are deleted and any open reclamation candidates are set to Closed Skipped.

Procedure

  1. Navigate to All > SaaS License > SSO Applications.

  2. Click the application you want to disconnect.

  3. Click Disconnect.

    Tip: You can also disconnect multiple apps at once from the SSO Applications list. Select the apps using the check box on the left side of the list. At the bottom of the list, click the Actions on selected rows drop down menu and then click Disconnect.

Parent Topic:SaaS License Management

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