Disconnect apps

Remove an app connection from Nock, or pause its access instead.

Disconnect an app when you no longer want that account available to Nock. If you only want to pause Nock temporarily, use Agent access; the connection remains in place while access is off.

Remove a connection

Open Settings → Apps → Official.
Find the app marked Connected.
Use its connected control or detail sheet to choose Disconnect.
Wait for the Apps list to refresh and confirm the service is no longer connected.

Nock refreshes its app session after a connection change. The provider may also let you review or revoke the authorization from its own account-security page.

What disconnecting does not do

Disconnecting prevents later use through that connection. It does not delete the account at the provider, erase messages or records already created, reverse an action, or necessarily sign you out of a separate browser session. If a request was in progress, inspect the destination service before retrying it.

Disconnecting an app is also separate from removing a widget or app that Nock built for you. Those are managed in Settings → Apps → My Apps.

Connect again

Find the app under Available, choose Connect, and complete the provider’s sign-in flow. If an earlier attempt timed out, start a fresh connection rather than repeatedly refreshing an old authorization page. Only one app sign-in can run at a time.

For a connection that remains unavailable, see Connect apps and Usage troubleshooting.