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Connection groups let you organize related connections under a single named group. Use them to separate connections by team, environment, project, or any other grouping that matches how you work. A connection can belong to one group at a time. Connections that are not assigned to a group remain available from the main Connections list as before.

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When to use connection groups

  • You manage many connections and want to scope what you see while browsing.
  • Multiple teams or projects share an account and each owns a distinct set of connections.
  • You want to separate connections by environment, such as production and staging.

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Create a connection group

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Click the Connections icon on the main left menu, then open Groups.
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Click New connection group.
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Enter a name and an optional description for the group.
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Add connections to the group using the connection picker. Connections already assigned to another group are not shown.
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Click Create connection group.

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Edit or delete a group

From the Groups list, use the actions on a group to:
  • Edit — change the group name, description, or membership.
  • Duplicate — create a new group with the same settings.
  • Delete — remove the group. The connections themselves are not deleted; they return to the ungrouped state.

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Move a connection between groups

Open a connection and update its group from the connection form, or edit the target group and add the connection from the picker. Removing a connection from a group does not delete the connection.

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Search and filter

The Groups list supports assisted search by group attributes. When you open a group, the connections view is scoped to that group and supports the same search and filter options as the main connections list.

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Restrict a Package Group to specific connection groups

Account admins can bind a package group to one or more connection groups so its packages may only reference connections from those groups. Once bound, the connection picker, save-time validation, and job run-time all enforce the restriction. See Restricting a Package Group to specific Connection Groups for the API and the rules.
Last modified on July 6, 2026