# cs connectors (/docs/cli/connectors)

`cs connectors` works on your active organization's connectors: what you can
connect, what you have connected, and the accounts behind each connection.
Aliases are the `account` argument connector tools take when several accounts
are connected — see [Connectors](/docs/connectors#private-and-shared-accounts).

## Usage \[#usage]

```bash
cs connectors list
cs connectors connect <id> [--org <id>]
cs connectors disconnect <id> [--account <alias-or-id>]
cs connectors accounts list
cs connectors accounts rename <connector> <current-alias> <new-alias>
cs connectors accounts remove <connector> <alias>
```

## list \[#list]

`cs connectors list` prints every connector offered to you with its status and,
where connected, each account's alias and visibility.

```text title="Output"
Connectors:
  notion           Notion               connected (Acme [Shared], personal [Private])
  slack            Slack                disconnected
```

## connect \[#connect]

`cs connectors connect <id>` opens the dashboard's connect flow for that
connector in your browser and prints the URL in case it cannot.

### --org \[#--org]

Pins the connect flow to another organization you belong to instead of the
active one.

```bash
cs connectors connect slack --org org_01K…
```

## disconnect \[#disconnect]

`cs connectors disconnect <id>` removes your single account on a connector.
When more than one account is connected, the command stops and asks for
`--account`.

### --account \[#--account]

Names exactly one account, by alias or id, and removes only that one.

```bash
cs connectors disconnect notion --account personal
```

## accounts \[#accounts]

The `accounts` subcommands run the `manage__accounts_*` tools under your
session. A shared account can be removed only by whoever connected it or an
organization admin.

```bash
cs connectors accounts list                          # every connected account, with aliases
cs connectors accounts rename notion Acme acme-wiki
cs connectors accounts remove notion personal
```