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title: Manage connection and key usage notifications
slug: manage-connection-and-key-usage-notifications
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createdAt: 2026-07-22T13:40:19.456Z
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Connection and key usage notification emails are available on** all plans**, and audit log entries are available on **Enterprise plans**.
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In Make, you receive an email notification when someone on your team uses a key or connection that you created. If you're on an Enterprise plan, Make also adds this event to your organization's audit logs in addition to sending you an email notification.

## What triggers email notifications?

Make sends you an email the first time a team member adds one of your keys or connections to a scenario, whether by creating, updating, or cloning that scenario. Changes unrelated to the connection or key don't trigger notifications.

## Enable and disable email notifications

Key and connection usage email notifications are enabled by default. You can disable them for each key or connection that you own. 

To disable notifications for a specific key or connection, open an email notification and click the link to the key or connection in the email. 

Alternatively, to disable them in Make:

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In the left sidebar, go to **Credentials**. 
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In the submenu, go to **Connections **or **Keys**.
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Next to the connection or key whose email notifications you want to disable, click the three-dot menu.  
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Click **Notification settings**. 
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Toggle off **Connection **(/**key**)** used by someone else**. 
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You've disabled notifications for a specific key or connection. To re-enable them, toggle on **Connection **(/**key**)** used by someone else**. 

## View connection and key usage in audit logs (Enterprise plans)

When you use a key or connection that another user created, Make logs it as an event in **Org Audit logs** if you're on the Enterprise plan. 

To view these events:

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In the left sidebar, go to **Org**.
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In the submenu, under the **Utilities **section, click **Org Audit logs**. 
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Any key or connection you use that others created has the event name **Connection **(/**key**) **used belongs to someone else**.