Tools and data sources your coworkers can use on your behalf.
Integrations let a coworker pull in more context automatically, instead of you having to attach everything yourself. Once you connect a tool, any coworker can draw on it when it’s relevant to the task.
You don’t need to connect anything to get started. Coworkers work perfectly well from what you send them directly — integrations just mean less copy-pasting for you over time.
One-click, secure connections to services you already use — Google, Microsoft 365, and more.
Custom MCP servers
For teams with their own internal tools or data sources — a more advanced, one-time setup.
Most people only need the Connections Hub. Custom MCP servers are for teams who want to plug in something specific to their own systems — usually set up once by whoever handles your team’s tools, after which everyone’s coworkers can use it.
“MCP” stands for Model Context Protocol — an open standard that lets a coworker safely call an external tool or data source. You’ll see the term in the console, but you never need to understand it to use a connection.
