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# How can I check budgets of connected apps?

Each time you connect your Hub to an application, you can set a spending budget for that specific app. This adds an extra layer of security, helping prevent overspending or potential draining of your funds by the connected app. If you fully trust the app, you can also set an **“unlimited”** budget—so you don’t have to monitor your usage regularly.

To adjust your budget, go to **“Connections,”** select the relevant app, click **“Edit,”** and update the budget as needed.

More on Apps:

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[App Connections](/user-guide/alby-hub/app-connections.md)
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[App Store](/user-guide/alby-hub/app-connections/app-store.md)
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