Editorial draft available to read. Factual and language review is pending. Examples are illustrative.
Decision and method
Document every access path, including credential renewal, background processes and local copies. Define what revocation means and which effects must stop. Prepare a controlled test with a fictional account and identifiable operations so the result can be verified without interrupting the customer's real work or relying on assumptions about account settings.
Illustrative example
Illustrative example: read access is removed and a fresh query is attempted. The connector should show denial and stop unauthorized renewal. Previously stored data does not disappear merely because access was revoked; access to those copies and their retention are reviewed separately under the agreed handling process for existing records.
Acceptance check
Check new queries, active workers and renewable credentials. Record the change time and first observed denial. Accept when no tested route retains access outside the allowed scope, pending operations remain identifiable and the dashboard reports disconnection without presenting previously stored information as evidence of a fresh, successful synchronization.
Key takeaways
- Demonstrate revocation by testing access paths while accounting separately for existing copies.