Tool sign-in
What it is
Section titled “What it is”Many tools connect to third-party services that need a sign-in. With brokered sign-in, Scenery handles that connection for the employee. The employee approves the connection once with the service, and Scenery keeps it working.
Why it exists
Section titled “Why it exists”- For services connected through Scenery’s sign-in, employees never hold the credentials. Some tools use the employee’s own API key instead. See Sign in to connected tools.
- Admins can cut off access from one place, instead of chasing keys and tokens across laptops.
- The sign-in follows the person, not the laptop. See Accounts.
Scenery does not host MCP servers. It only brokers the connection to the service.
What an admin sees
Section titled “What an admin sees”Server pages under MCP Servers show how a server signs in. Some need a successful connection test before you can approve them. Revoking a user also removes their connections. See Kill switches and Accounts.
What an employee sees
Section titled “What an employee sees”On first use of a connected tool, the employee is asked to sign in to the service once. See Sign in to connected tools.