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# Configure Connection Types

Asana for Confluence provide two types of connection:

* Each user login with their own Asana account
* Centralised Asana account

In order to configure connection types, click **Configure** on the **Manage apps** page.

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### Each user login with their own Asana account

In the **Configure** Page, select the first option for each Confluence user to login with their own account.

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### Centralised Asana account

To configure a centralised service account, login by clicking **Setup Asana Connection with a Service Account**.

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A new window will pop up. Enter your login details and proceed to Allow permission.

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Select the second option after you are authenticated.

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### Manage Connection Permissions

You can limit users that can access the centralised connection.

Please take a look at [Configure Connection Permissions](/atlassian-cloud/asana-integration-for-confluence/administrator-guide/configure-connection-permissions.md).


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