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The Connections page shows every application linked to Lighthouse as part of your integration setup. Each connection is the authenticated bridge that allows Lighthouse to send and receive data between your systems.
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Connections — all apps connected to Lighthouse in your account

Connections are set up by the Cloudify team during onboarding. You do not need to configure them manually — this page is for viewing status and managing existing connections.

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Reading a Connection Card

Each card on the Connections page shows one linked application.
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A connection card showing name, ID, status badge, app logo, and auth method

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Auth Methods Explained

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Your Connections

Every app connected to your Lighthouse account appears here as a card. The exact connections you see will depend on your integration setup — each client account is different.
Connections are configured by Cloudify during your onboarding. You will only see the apps that are part of your specific integration. Contact Cloudify if you expect to see a connection that isn’t listed here.

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The Three-Dot Menu

Every connection card has a ⋯ menu in the bottom-right corner with two actions.
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Three-dot menu — Reauthorize and Delete options

Reauthorize

Use this when a connection has lost its authentication — for example, after a password change or an expired OAuth token.Reauthorizing restores the connection without deleting it or affecting your workflows.

Delete

Permanently removes the connection from Lighthouse.Only delete a connection if you are certain it is no longer needed. Any workflow using a deleted connection will immediately stop working.
Before deleting a connection, contact Cloudify. If an active workflow depends on it, deleting the connection will cause those runs to fail immediately. Cloudify will deactivate the affected workflows first.
If your workflows are failing with authentication errors, try Reauthorize first — this resolves most connection issues without needing a support ticket.

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Adding a New Connection

Click + Add New in the top-right corner to request a new app connection.
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Adding a connection does not automatically create a workflow. Contact Cloudify after adding a new connection so they can build and deploy the workflow that uses it.

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Searching & Pagination

  • Use the Search for your connections field to find a connection by name.
  • If you have more than one page of connections, use the pagination bar at the bottom to navigate.
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Pagination — navigate across multiple pages of connections

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Frequently Asked Questions

Check the Connections page and confirm all connections show a Connected badge. If any are missing or show a different status, use the ⋯ → Reauthorize option or contact Cloudify with the connection ID and the affected workflow name.
Try Reauthorize first — it resolves most authentication failures instantly. If the connection still shows as broken after reauthorizing, then raise a support ticket with Cloudify including the connection ID.
Some apps like Visma e-conomic use a proprietary method instead of standard OAuth2. Cloudify sets up and maintains these connections on your behalf — you do not need to manage them manually.
Multiple connections for the same app (e.g. two Xero connections) are normal when you have separate credentials for different accounts or environments. Each has its own ID and status.
Contact Cloudify before deleting any connection. They will confirm whether any active workflows depend on it and deactivate them first to prevent failures.