See It, Approve It, Revoke It: Scoped OAuth for Public Apps

PagerDuty has introduced Scoped OAuth for Public Apps in Early Access to give administrators centralized visibility and control over third-party applications accessing their accounts. The feature replaces broad, difficult-to-track API key access with explicit, resource-specific permissions, allowing apps to request only capabilities such as reading incidents rather than full account access. Admins can review an app’s publisher and requested scopes before installation, approve or deny access, see authorized users, revoke individual or all connections, and fully uninstall apps when needed. PagerDuty positions the capability as a foundation for secure autonomous operations, where integrations, workflows, and AI agents increasingly act on data at scale and require transparent, approved, and rapidly revocable access.

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