Hi Andrei - There are several approaches depending on what type of "account" you're referring to. Let me clarify the options available:
Disabling an Account in SnapLogic
The approach depends on what type of account you want to disable:
👤 User Account (preventing login/access)
SnapLogic doesn't have a single "disable" toggle for user accounts, but you can effectively prevent a user from accessing the platform using one of these methods:
- 1.
Revoke Application Access:
ClickUpdate accessand remove all application access (Designer, AutoSync, etc.)
The user will be redirected to the sign-up page and won't be able to use the platform
- 3.
Disable Password-Based Login (if SSO is configured):
Edit the user account and disable password-based login
If SSO is also not configured for them, they effectively cannot log in
- 5.
Convert to API Access Only:
Edit the user and set them toAPI Access Only
This prevents UI login while keeping the account intact
⚙️ Triggered Task (preventing execution)
If you want to prevent a Triggered Task from being executed:
- 1.
InManager, navigate to the folder where the Task resides
- 2.
- 3.
ClickDisablein the Assets Toolbar
ℹ️ This prevents the Task from being triggered without deleting it.
🔑 Snap/Integration Account (e.g., REST, Salesforce, DB credentials)
SnapLogic does not have a built-in disable option for Snap accounts (credential accounts). Your options are:
Remove permissionson the project containing the account so others can't use it
Move it to a private projectto restrict access
💡 Recommendation: If your goal is to keep a user account intact but prevent any access, the safest approach is to revoke all application access via Admin Manager. The account remains in the system and can be re-enabled at any time.
