Introducing Hubbl’s Connected App Intelligence

Why Now: The Risk of the Unknown

This summer’s compromise of Salesforce connected apps was a wake-up call for enterprises everywhere. Attackers exploited risky third-party integrations to access sensitive Salesforce data—reminding us that in the agentic era, what you can’t see can put your business at risk.

At Hubbl, our mission has always been clear: transform Salesforce complexity into clarity, turning risk into opportunity. Today, we’re proud to announce the Connected App Intelligence—a feature built to shine a light on the hidden risks in your org and give teams the confidence to act.

What the Dashboard Delivers

The Connected App Intelligence provides the visibility and insights Salesforce teams need to manage connected app risk at scale:

• Comprehensive Overview: See every connected app in your org—whether installed or simply authorized by users.
  
• User Insights: Understand who has authorized which apps and how often those apps are being used.
  
• Risky Permissions Identification: Pinpoint dangerous permissions, including ApiEnabled, AuthorApex, and CanApproveUninstalledApps.
  
• Guided Recommendations: Get actionable guidance to enforce admin-only approvals and address risky self-authorization.
  
• Detailed Configurations (for installed apps): Access in-depth setup data including API names, usage patterns, and permission assignments.
  

This isn’t a static report—it’s a living intelligence layer that helps teams stay ahead of threats, not just respond after the fact.

Who Can Access the Dashboard

The Connected App Analysis dashboard is now available for all Hubbl customers on paid plans and during 30-day trials. (Excluded for freemium accounts.)

Looking Ahead

The Salesforce ecosystem will continue to evolve—and so will the risks. But with Hubbl, enterprises don’t have to choose between innovation and security. By transforming complexity into clarity, we ensure every business can move faster, scale smarter, and protect what matters most.

Because in the agentic era, AI starts with Hubbl.