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The assistant stays inside the person's permissions

What moves

Every tool the Copilot or an API token can call is checked against the caller's licence and permissions, and a company-wide deny list narrows it further.

Before you start

  • AI Copilot or an API token created in Settings
  • AI Copilot in your plan

Step by step

  1. Creates an API token with chosen tool scopes and, optionally, a company-wide deny list.

    You see:The token and the deny list are saved.

  2. Outside applicationAI Copilot

    Calls a tool using the token.

    You see:The call is checked for token scope, licence, permission and the deny list.

  3. Refuses anything the token's owner could not do.

    You see:The outside tool only ever sees what the person may see.

  4. Revokes the token when the integration ends.

    You see:The next call is refused.

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