Getting Started with Connectors
Connectors are secure connections to the systems your agent needs. They make data and actions available inside workflows and responses.
The Connectors page also shows sync status for content sources so you can see how much content is available to the agent and when it was last refreshed.
Common connector types
The exact list is shown in the product, but common categories include:
- Commerce: Shopify, Stripe, Loop Returns, Recharge, Stay AI.
- Databases: PostgreSQL, Snowflake, Redis.
- Productivity: Google Drive, Google Sheets, Airtable, Notion.
- Support: Zendesk, Gladly, Gorgias, Dixa.
- Messaging: Slack.
- Storage: CSV and other files.
- Content: site, docs, and blog sources.
- Custom HTTP: connect any REST API.
Some connectors are marked as “Coming soon” in the UI.
Create a connector
- Go to Connectors.
- Click New and choose a connector type.
- Enter the required credentials.
- Save the connector to make it available in Flows.
If the connector syncs content (for example docs or a blog), you can re-sync it later from the same page.
Use connectors in a Flow
Add a Connector node in your Flow, choose the connector, and fill in the inputs. Outputs from the connector can be used by later steps.
You can chain multiple connector calls in a single Flow to complete a multi-step task.
Security notes
Connector credentials are stored securely and are only used when a connector action runs. Credentials are not visible to the AI agent.