Frame.io

The Frame.io integration imports the users of your Frame.io accounts as user account assets, so your Frame.io users are included when you review who has access to your systems. Oneleet links each user to the matching person in your organization by email address.

Connect Frame.io

Oneleet connects to Frame.io with Adobe OAuth, so you don’t create or paste an API key. Sign in with an Adobe ID that has the Owner or Admin role in the Frame.io accounts you’re connecting.

1. In Oneleet, go to Integrations > Add integration > Frame.io and click Connect.
2. Adobe opens and asks you to sign in and approve the Oneleet access request.
3. Click Allow access. Adobe sends you back to Oneleet, and the new connection appears on the Frame.io integration page.

Your Frame.io users appear in Oneleet a few minutes after the first sync.

Oneleet asks Adobe for the openid, email, profile, offline_access, and additional_info.roles scopes, which Frame.io requires for every app. Oneleet only reads your accounts’ users and their roles. It doesn’t read or change projects, assets, comments, or any other Frame.io data.

Imported data

For each user in each Frame.io account you belong to, Oneleet imports their name, email address, avatar, and account role (owner, admin, member, or reviewer). Deactivated users are marked deactivated, so they show up as accounts to remove during offboarding and access reviews.

Frame.io doesn’t share users’ MFA status or last sign-in time through its API, so Oneleet doesn’t import them. Their absence doesn’t mean a user lacks MFA.

Disconnect Frame.io

Remove the connection from the Frame.io integration page in Oneleet. You can also revoke Oneleet’s access from your Adobe account under Account > Security > Connected apps, which stops Oneleet’s access from the Adobe side.