Connectors overview
What a connector is, which provider apps Emerge.ai connects to, and the guide for setting one up.
A connector links a provider app your team already uses — a mailbox, a calendar, a drive, a CRM — to a Cloud, so Emerge.ai can work with what is in that app. Each connector comes with its own set of tools, and you decide which of them Emerge.ai is allowed to use.
Connectors are managed per Cloud, in Cloud Settings → Connectors, and connecting signs in a specific account. Cloud Settings itself is the current list, so if a menu item is not where this page puts it, look for it there.
Connectors are available to everyone — Slack, Teams, Microsoft 365, HubSpot and more — with no beta features to turn on. Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Drive stay in beta a little longer: they are available to people with Beta Features on while Google finishes verifying the app.
What Emerge.ai connects to
What you can connect lists every connector, the tools each one brings, and which of them can only read. Emerge.ai adds to that set over time, so Cloud Settings → Connectors is the live list — check there for what you have today.
You can also add a connector of your own, by pointing Emerge.ai at a remote MCP (Model Context Protocol) server with Add Custom Connector.
Guides in this section
- What you can connect — every connector, the tools each one exposes, and which connectors can only read.
- Set up a connector — connecting a provider app, choosing which of its tools Emerge.ai may use without asking, enabling it in a chat, and adding a custom connector.
- Custom connectors — pointing Emerge.ai at a remote MCP server, what the panel needs, and what stays your responsibility.
Related topics
- Platform & Apps — the surfaces Emerge.ai runs on, and where connectors sit among them
- Getting Started overview — what a Cloud holds
- Troubleshooting
Private AI Deployments
What a private Emerge.ai deployment is, and who each of the three — Leona for enterprise, Nala for the edge, Simba for the desktop — is built for.
What you can connect
The provider apps Emerge.ai connects to, the named tools each one exposes, and which connectors can only read — with Cloud Settings named as the live source, because Emerge.ai adds connectors over time.
