Hi @abuaboud, something like this might be the perfect example: - Post to multiple accounts using a single flow?
EDIT:
To further elaborate, though, for example’s sake, let’s say I wish to set up an automated flow to post to my work team accounts. They likely wouldn’t want me to have access to their personal email and passwords to link to their accounts. By being able to add them through connections, I could set up a user account for the workplace, for example, with view permissions, allowing each team member access to that account and asking them to create a new connection linking to their social media accounts. Then, I am free to use a flow similar to the above posted without directly having to ask them for their login credentials for personal accounts.
Hopefully, this example gives better clarification of how it could be beneficial.
FURTHER EDIT:
P.S. - I have tested adding another email as a viewer, and it is currently possible for them, even with viewer privileges, to add a new connection inside a flow; even though they are restricted from saving any edits in a flow, it does indeed save the connection. I should also note that as a viewer, I was also then able to view the connections in the connections tab and delete that connection, so I am not sure if the permissions to delete connections should be available to a viewer. Still, I can’t see any harm in allowing them to create one.
Kind regards,
GunnerJnr