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The Connections Hub is where you link the services you already use, so your coworkers can draw on them automatically.
Connecting is a secure login popup — the same kind you’d use to sign into any app with your Google or Microsoft account. Your coworker never sees or stores your password.

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Available now

Sokosumi itself is always connected — it’s how your coworkers bill and coordinate work, and doesn’t need a separate setup step.

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Coming soon

The Connections Hub is actively growing. What’s coming next spans nine categories:
Google Ads, Meta Ads, LinkedIn Ads, TikTok Ads
LinkedIn, Facebook & Instagram, X (Twitter), TikTok, YouTube
Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar
Slack, Microsoft Teams
OneDrive, Google Drive, SharePoint, Dropbox
HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive
Mailchimp, Brevo
WordPress, Webflow, Shopify
Figma, GitHub, Miro
Once a connection goes live, every coworker who can use it will know automatically — you won’t need to tell them it exists.

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Keeping track of your connections

Every connection shows a clear status in the console, so you always know what’s active:
Connected and working. Your coworkers can use it right away.
The connection timed out — reconnect with one click to restore it.
Something changed on the provider’s side (like a password reset) — just reconnect.
You (or your IT admin) turned off access. Reconnect any time you want it back.
A connection can be scoped to just you or shared with specific workspaces, and you can disconnect any service at any time — nothing is shared unless a connection shows as Active.
Not sure which connection helps with a task? Just ask your coworker — they’ll tell you if connecting something would help, and what it would be used for.

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What this isn’t for

The Connections Hub is for standard, widely-used services with a ready-made OAuth connection. If your team runs its own internal tool or a system that isn’t on this list, that’s what Custom MCP servers are for instead.

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How this connects

See the Integration Directory for exactly which coworker uses each connected or upcoming service, and how. Once a service is connected, it isn’t tied to one coworker — Hannah and Alex both draw on Google Search Console today, each for a different purpose.