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̽»¨´óÉñ® SaaS Management gives you visibility and control over shadow IT and SaaS app use within your org. Connectors detect shadow IT without adoption of a browser extension and provide a significant increase to the valuable usage and security insights.

The GitLab Connector retrieves users lists and data from the GitLab API, enabling seamless integration with third-party apps authenticated via GitLab credentials. It captures new users and login events via periodic polling for real-time updates. This connector also ensures data integrity and security because it is configured via OAuth with read-only permissions.

Prerequisites

• To configure the connector, you must have a GitLab account.

Considerations

• Based on your organization’s size, the initial collection of data may take some time, up to an hour. 
• GitLab doesn’t reveal emails for users through APIs and can’t be matched to the username. We collect the GitLab username as a unique identifier for GitLab users.

Configuring ̽»¨´óÉñ

1. Log in to the .
2. Go to SECURITY MANAGEMENT > SaaS Management.
3. In SaaS Management settings, go to the Connector tab and select + Add Connector.
   

4. Select GitLab and click Connect. 
5. Enter a name and click Connect.
6. Follow the redirect prompt from GitLab by clicking Allow.
7. Enter your GitLab credentials and Sign In.
8. Click Authorize to grant ̽»¨´óÉñ access.
9. You’ll see GitLab in your list of Connectors.

Required Permissions

• Read Api: Allows ̽»¨´óÉñ to list the users and groups that are visible for the connected GitLab account.

Uninstall/Remove

• On the Connector’s detail page, click on Delete Connector and follow the prompts.

• To revoke the permissions granted to ̽»¨´óÉñ, go to GitLab > Preferences > Applications and revoke the permissions for ̽»¨´óÉñ.