Availability is deliberate
Projects, organization management, enterprise identity, integrations, container operations and activity tools can be enabled separately by a release or deployment. Some require an account and additional service configuration. A paid plan or successful login does not by itself make an unavailable feature ready.
Use the controls offered by your actual installation and confirm the administrator's intended workflow before connecting an external service.
Understand the kind of access
| Tool family | What to review |
|---|---|
| Projects and activity | The selected project, agent, permitted files and account scope. Activity is a record to inspect, not proof every remote effect was reversed. |
| Teams and organizations | The intended organization, membership and granted role. A local host group is not an organization permission boundary. |
| Enterprise identity | The organization's approved sign-in setup. A personal provider login is not automatically an enterprise enrollment. |
| Containers and operations | The selected server and account authority. Operational actions can affect real workloads. |
| External integrations and sync | The provider, destination, access credential and information being transferred. |
Connect an integration safely
- Open Settings → Integrations or the relevant enabled service surface.
- Select the intended provider or organization, not a similarly named destination.
- Review requested permissions and configure only the access needed for the workflow.
- Test using non-sensitive data and inspect the result in both OmniTerm and the destination service.
- Disconnect unused integrations and verify the outcome.
Encrypted synchronization does not remove the need to protect the provider account or understand visible metadata and access to the encrypted object. It is also different from choosing OmniTerm's cloud-only workspace mode.
For project execution, use agents and tasks. For data residency, see cloud and offline data. Treat missing controls as an availability question rather than an invitation to bypass policy.