> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.supplyd.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.supplyd.co/mcp/manage-your-connection/change-or-revoke-access.md).

# Change or revoke access

Reduce, change, pause or remove an AI client's access to Supply'd.

## Change the selected business areas

To choose a different set of Supply'd areas:

1. Disconnect Supply'd in your AI client's app or connector settings.
2. Add or reconnect `https://mcp.supplyd.co/`.
3. Sign in to Supply'd again.
4. Select the new access areas on the approval page.
5. Approve the connection.

Choosing more areas does not override your existing Supply'd user permissions.

## Pause access in one client

Disable Supply'd for the current conversation or disconnect the connector in that client's settings. This stops that client from using the connection.

## Revoke a Supply'd connection

Use the MCP connection-management area in Supply'd, when available for your account, to revoke an authorised client. You can also ask your Supply'd administrator or Supply'd Support to revoke it.

Revocation prevents the issued credentials from being used again. Disconnect the connector in the AI client as well so it no longer tries to reconnect.

## When a person's access changes

Normal Supply'd permission changes apply automatically. If a user leaves the company or should no longer have access, disable their Supply'd account and revoke their MCP connections as part of the same offboarding process.


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