Trust a connection so it asks less
Let one app or API key you trust skip the Approvals step for form and price changes or lawn sizes, for 1, 7 or 30 days.
Steps
Stop trusting, or change it
If this, then that
- If there is no Trust button under an app
- That app was connected by a team member, or it is disconnected. Only an app the owner connected can be trusted. Connect it again signed in as the owner.
- If Claude still asks you to approve
- The change is on the Always asks list, the trust ended, or it came from a different app or key. Connecting an app again makes a new connection, so trust the new one.
- If you clicked Always allow in Claude
- That only stops Claude asking before it calls Seasonly. Seasonly still asks you to approve risky changes unless you trust the connection here.
- If Claude says it can trust itself or asks you for a code to do it
- It cannot. Only the owner, signed in to Seasonly, can trust a connection. Nothing said in a chat can switch it on.
- If you see Tick at least one, or press Cancel.
- Tick at least one box under Skip my approval for, or press Cancel.
- If you want to see what it did under trust
- Open Approvals. Those changes show under Recent as Done under trust.
Good to know
- Always asks, whatever you trust: Tagging customers, Messages, Spending, Service area, Scheduling and Final changes (anything that cannot be undone).
- Tagging always asks because a Homeworks automation on the tag may text or email the people tagged.
- Trust ends on its own after 1, 7 or 30 days. It starts on 7 days with both boxes ticked.
- Trust is per connection: trusting Claude does not trust ChatGPT or your API keys.
- Only the owner can trust a connection or stop trusting it.








