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Audit Prisma Workspace OAuth Integrations Into a Google Sheet

2026-05-14
5 min read

The Scenario

It is the week before your SOC 2 Type II review and the auditor has added a last-minute request: a spreadsheet listing every third-party OAuth integration connected to your Prisma workspace, including granted scopes and creation dates. Your security engineer is already stretched across two other audit deliverables.

You manage three Prisma workspaces. The integrations are visible in the console, one workspace at a time, under the Integrations tab. There is no export button.

The bad version:

  • Open workspace one, navigate to Integrations, read off each OAuth client name, ID, granted scopes, and created date
  • Switch to workspace two, repeat
  • Try to recall whether "ci-deploy-token" was in workspace one or two when you're on workspace three
  • Assemble the sheet from your notes and realize you missed the granted scopes for two entries because the column was cut off in the console

The Easy Way: One Prompt in SheetXAI

SheetXAI is an AI agent that lives inside your Google Sheet. It reads your spreadsheet context, and through its Prisma integration it can list all workspace integrations and write the full access inventory into a sheet in one step.

Open your SOC 2 audit sheet and try:

List all integrations in my Prisma workspace and write a sheet with columns: integration name, OAuth client ID, granted scopes, creator, creation date

What You Get

  • One row per integration across all workspaces
  • Granted scopes written as a comma-separated list per row so you can scan for anything unexpected
  • Creator email or ID in its own column for ownership verification
  • Creation date formatted as YYYY-MM-DD for sorting by age
  • All integrations in a flat list — no workspace-switching required

What If the Data Is Not Quite Ready

I need integrations from all three workspaces, not just the default one

Pull all workspace integrations across my 3 Prisma workspaces into this sheet so I can flag any OAuth clients that should be revoked — include workspace name, integration name, OAuth client ID, granted scopes, creator, creation date

I want to flag any integration that has write or admin scopes

List all integrations in my Prisma workspace, write integration name, OAuth client ID, granted scopes, creator, creation date to this sheet, and in column F mark "elevated" for any integration with scopes that include write, admin, or delete

I want to flag integrations created by people who are no longer on the team

List all Prisma workspace integrations, write the full details to this sheet, and in column G mark "verify" for any integration where the creator email is not in the list in column A of the Team tab

Pull all integrations, flag elevated scopes, mark stale ones, and generate a revocation candidate list in one shot

List all Prisma integrations across all workspaces, write workspace, integration name, client ID, scopes, creator, creation date to columns A–F, mark "elevated" in column G if scopes include write or admin, mark "stale" in column H if created more than 180 days ago, and in column I write "revoke-candidate" if both elevated and stale

The pattern: pull the access inventory and the risk classification logic together in one prompt so the sheet is ready for the auditor without a second review pass.

Try It

Get the 7-day free trial of SheetXAI and open your security audit sheet, then ask it to pull all OAuth integrations from your Prisma workspaces and flag anything with elevated permissions. See also the spoke on auditing API key connections or the hub overview.

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