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# Managing Connections
How to confirm and manage your marketplace connections with Nifty.
### Viewing your connection
Right after you connect, Nifty shows you a preview of your connected account, so you can confirm it's the right one.
You can also click **View connected account** next to that marketplace at any time. This is especially helpful if you have multiple accounts on the same marketplace.
### Disconnecting
Click **Disconnect** on Settings → [**Connections**](https://app.nifty.ai/settings/connections) to disconnect at any time. This immediately stops all automations for that marketplace.
If you also want to clear your listing data from your **Inventory Manager**, use the [**Danger Zone**](/inventory-management/inventory-manager.md#removing-a-marketplace).
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**Important:** The **Danger Zone** only clears data from Nifty — your actual marketplace listings are not affected.
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### One account per marketplace
To ensure data integrity, each marketplace account can be connected to only one Nifty account at a time. If you connected an account (such as a Poshmark closet) to an older Nifty account in the past, you won't be able to connect the same account to a newer one.
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**Need to merge accounts?** Email with both email addresses (if you remember) or the marketplace and username that's connected to the old account.
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