# Organization Settings: Data Source Integrations

![Integrations Data Sources tab showing a drive credential with a masked key and an Add Data Source button](/images/docs/os/organization-settings/organization_settings_integrations_data_sources.webp)

## Overview

The Data Sources tab stores credentials for the third-party content and data services your agents draw on. As the on-screen banner says: "These are data source credentials from third-party services that you've configured for use with your application."

These are outbound integration credentials — for example, a Google Drive connection (shown as `drive` in the screenshot) that lets agents ingest documents from your organization's storage. Each credential is stored per organization and displayed with a masked key (e.g., `23r****2r`) so the secret is never redisplayed.

To reach it, switch the top-bar toggle to **Admin**, open the settings dialog, choose **Integrations** in the left sidebar, and select the **Data Sources** tab (alongside LLMs and APIs).

## Target Audience
**Administrator**

## Fields and Controls

#### Add Data Source
Opens the Add Data Source dialog. Choose a **Provider** from the dropdown of supported services; the form then renders that provider's credential fields dynamically from its schema, with sensitive fields handled as secrets. Submit to store the credential for the organization.

#### Name column
The provider identifier for each stored credential (e.g., `drive`), shown with an icon.

#### Key column
The stored credential in masked form — only the outer characters are visible. To change a credential, delete it and add a new one; the full value is never redisplayed.

#### Delete (trash) icon
Removes the data source credential from the organization. Agents and ingestion jobs that depended on it can no longer reach that service until a new credential is added.

## How to Use

#### Step 1: Open the Data Sources tab
In **Admin** mode, open the settings dialog, click **Integrations**, and select the **Data Sources** tab.

#### Step 2: Add a credential
Click **Add Data Source**, pick the provider, and fill in the fields the form presents for that service. Click **Submit**; a success toast confirms it was saved.

#### Step 3: Verify and use
The credential appears in the table with a masked key. Agents in this organization can now pull content from that data source — for example, when attaching documents from connected storage to an agent's knowledge.

#### Step 4: Rotate or remove
Delete the entry with the trash icon and re-add it to rotate the underlying secret. Remove credentials for services you no longer use to keep the organization's integration surface minimal.