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.
Every connector below is a provider app Emerge.ai can work with, and every connector comes with a named list of tools — the individual actions it can take in that app. For the tools that act on your behalf, you decide whether Emerge.ai must ask before using them.
The tool names here are the product's own, so you can check this page against Cloud Settings → Connectors line by line.
Emerge.ai adds connectors over time, and the tools inside a connector can change with a release. Cloud Settings → Connectors is the live list — treat this page as what was last checked against it, and check the product before concluding that something is or is not available to you. The date this data was last checked is shown at the bottom of the directory.
Read Emerge.ai can look at this information.
Write Emerge.ai can create or change something.
Emerge.ai asks you before a connector acts on your behalf — sending an email, posting a message, creating a task. You can allow it once, always allow that action, or deny it, and connector settings list every action per service so you can decide up front which ones need approval. A tool marked Always asks first asks before running by default, on top of anything else you have allowed.
Showing 11 of 11 connectors
AsanaAsanaProject management24 tools13 read11 write
Let Emerge.ai read your projects and tasks, and — with your approval — create or update work on your behalf.
Good forTurning a conversation into tasks · Checking project status · Adding comments and updates
| Tool | What it can do |
|---|---|
| Get workspaces | Read |
| Get current user | Read |
| List projects | Read |
| Get project | Read |
| Create project | Write |
| Update project | Write |
| Delete project | Write |
| Get project status | Read |
| Create project status | Write |
| List my tasks | Read |
| List tasks | Read |
| Get task | Read |
| Create task | Write |
| Update task | Write |
| Delete task | Write |
| Set task priority | Write |
| Get comments | Read |
| Add comment | Write |
| Get attachments | Read |
| Upload attachment | Write |
| Delete attachment | Write |
| Get project templates | Read |
| List members | Read |
| List teams | Read |
Reading projects, tasks, comments and attachments is allowed without asking. Everything that changes Asana — creating, updating or deleting a project or task, setting a priority, adding a comment, and uploading or deleting an attachment — asks for your approval first.
GmailGoogleEmail7 tools3 read4 write
Let Emerge.ai search your inbox, pull email context into a conversation, and draft, send, or forward mail on your behalf.
Good forFinding past threads · Summarizing long email chains · Drafting and sending responses
| Tool | What it can do |
|---|---|
| List emails | Read |
| Read email | Read |
| Search emails | Read |
| Send email | Write |
| Create draft | Write |
| Forward email | Write |
| Mark read/unread | Write |
Send email, Create draft, and Forward email ask for your approval each time by default. The three reading tools and Mark read/unread are allowed without asking.
Google CalendarGoogleCalendar5 tools2 read3 write
Let Emerge.ai see your schedule so it can answer questions about your week, and — with your approval — put meetings on your calendar and change them.
Good forPrepping for upcoming meetings · Finding open time · Booking a meeting from a conversation
| Tool | What it can do |
|---|---|
| List events | Read |
| Resolve selection | Read |
| Create event | Write |
| Update event | Write |
| Delete event | Write |
Reading your calendar is allowed without asking. Creating, changing and deleting an event each ask for your approval first.
Google DriveGoogleFiles11 tools3 read8 write
Let Emerge.ai find files in your Drive, bring the ones you pick into a conversation, and — with your approval — add, organize or share files on your behalf.
Good forPulling a document into chat · Searching for a file you can’t find · Analyzing spreadsheets and PDFs
| Tool | What it can do |
|---|---|
| List files | Read |
| Search files | Read |
| Read file | Read |
| Upload file | Write |
| Upload chat attachment | Write |
| Create folder | Write |
| Delete file | Write |
| Rename file | Write |
| Move file | Write |
| Share file | Write |
| Revoke access | Write |
The three reading tools are allowed without asking. Everything that changes your Drive — uploading, creating a folder, renaming, moving, deleting, sharing a file and revoking access — asks for your approval each time by default.
HubSpotHubSpotCRM36 tools18 read18 write
Let Emerge.ai pull customer, company and deal records from your CRM into a conversation, and — with your approval — create and update them.
Good forPrepping for a sales call · Looking up an account’s history · Logging a meeting or task against a record
| Tool | What it can do |
|---|---|
| List contacts | Read |
| Search contacts | Read |
| Get contact | Read |
| Create contact | Write |
| Update contact | Write |
| Delete contact | Write |
| List companies | Read |
| Search companies | Read |
| Get company | Read |
| Create company | Write |
| Update company | Write |
| Delete company | Write |
| List deals | Read |
| Search deals | Read |
| Get deal | Read |
| Get deal activities | Read |
| Create deal | Write |
| Update deal | Write |
| Delete deal | Write |
| List pipelines | Read |
| List segments | Read |
| Get segment | Read |
| Create segment | Write |
| Add contacts to segment | Write |
| Remove contacts from segment | Write |
| List meetings | Read |
| Get meeting | Read |
| Create meeting | Write |
| Update meeting | Write |
| Delete meeting | Write |
| List tasks | Read |
| Get task | Read |
| Create task | Write |
| Update task | Write |
| Delete task | Write |
| Get email subscriptions | Read |
Reading your CRM is allowed without asking. Everything that changes a record — creating, updating and deleting contacts, companies, deals, segments, meetings and tasks — asks for your approval each time.
Microsoft 365MicrosoftEmail32 tools21 read11 write
One connection that covers Outlook mail, your calendar, contacts, cloud files, SharePoint, and Teams.
Good forFull Microsoft-based workflows · Sending email and managing your calendar from chat · Working across Outlook and Teams together
| Tool | What it can do |
|---|---|
| List emails | Read |
| Read email | Read |
| Search emails | Read |
| Send email | Write |
| Reply to email | Write |
| List events | Read |
| Create event | Write |
| Update event | Write |
| Delete event | Write |
| List contacts | Read |
| Search contacts | Read |
| Create contact | Write |
| Update contact | Write |
| List files | Read |
| Search files | Read |
| Read file | Read |
| Upload file | Write |
| Upload chat attachment | Write |
| List SharePoint sites | Read |
| List SharePoint lists | Read |
| List SharePoint files | Read |
| List Teams chats | Read |
| Read Teams chat messages | Read |
| Send Teams chat message | Write |
| List Teams | Read |
| List Teams channels | Read |
| Read Teams channel messages | Read |
| Send Teams channel message | Write |
| Import Teams attachment | Read |
| Get profile | Read |
| Get presence | Read |
| List people | Read |
By far the broadest connector here — thirty-two tools spanning Outlook mail, your calendar, contacts, files, SharePoint and Teams. Eleven of them act on your account, and each asks for your approval first.
Overlaps withOneDrive · Microsoft Teams
Microsoft TeamsMicrosoftMessaging9 tools6 read3 write
Let Emerge.ai read your Teams chats and channels, and — with your approval — post messages to them.
Good forCatching up on a channel you have missed · Posting a summary without leaving chat · Pulling a file someone shared in Teams
| Tool | What it can do |
|---|---|
| List chats | Read |
| Read messages | Read |
| Send message | Write |
| Create group chat | Write |
| List teams | Read |
| List channels | Read |
| Read channel messages | Read |
| Send channel message | Write |
| Import file | Read |
Reading chats, channels and shared files is allowed without asking. Sending a message, posting to a channel and creating a group chat each ask for your approval first.
Overlaps withMicrosoft 365
NetSuiteOracle NetSuiteAdministrator setupERP12 tools12 readRead-only
Let Emerge.ai pull financial and operational records from your ERP — customers, invoices, sales orders, and vendors.
Good forAnswering questions about invoices and orders · Pulling vendor or customer records · Financial reporting context
| Tool | What it can do |
|---|---|
| Verify connection | Read |
| List customers | Read |
| Get customer | Read |
| List vendors | Read |
| Get vendor | Read |
| List invoices | Read |
| Get invoice | Read |
| List sales orders | Read |
| Get sales order | Read |
| List employees | Read |
| List items | Read |
| Run SuiteQL query | Read |
Run SuiteQL query can read straight from your ERP, and it is allowed without asking. If that is more reach than you want, set it to ask each time in Cloud Settings → Connectors.
NetSuite is set up once for your whole organization by an administrator, not by each person individually. If it isn’t available to you yet, whoever holds your NetSuite Integration record credentials needs to register it first.
OneDriveMicrosoftFiles12 tools4 read8 write
Let Emerge.ai find files in your Microsoft cloud storage and bring the ones you pick into a conversation.
Good forPulling a document into chat · Searching OneDrive · Analyzing files you’ve already stored
| Tool | What it can do |
|---|---|
| List files | Read |
| List shared files | Read |
| Search files | Read |
| Read file | Read |
| Upload file | Write |
| Upload chat attachment | Write |
| Create folder | Write |
| Delete file | Write |
| Rename file | Write |
| Move file | Write |
| Share file | Write |
| Revoke access | Write |
Reading and searching your files is allowed without asking. Everything that changes your OneDrive — uploading, creating a folder, renaming, moving, deleting, sharing a file and revoking access — asks for your approval each time.
Overlaps withMicrosoft 365
SlackSlackMessaging6 tools4 read2 write
Let Emerge.ai list, read and search your Slack channels, and — with your approval — post messages and reply in threads.
Good forCatching up on a channel you have missed · Finding an earlier discussion · Posting an update without leaving chat
| Tool | What it can do |
|---|---|
| List channels | Read |
| Read messages | Read |
| Search messages | Read |
| Send message | Write |
| Reply in thread | Write |
| List members | Read |
Listing channels and members, and reading or searching messages, is allowed without asking. Sending a message and replying in a thread each ask for your approval first.
WebexCiscoMessaging4 tools2 read2 write
Let Emerge.ai list and read your Webex rooms, and — with your approval — post messages and create rooms.
Good forReading what happened in a room · Posting an update to a room
| Tool | What it can do |
|---|---|
| List rooms | Read |
| Create room | Write |
| Send message | Write |
| Read messages | Read |
Listing and reading rooms is allowed without asking. Sending a message and creating a room each ask for your approval first, and a recipient is looked up rather than guessed.
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Read-only is a real category
Four of the connectors above can only read. They can look things up, but cannot create, edit, move, or delete anything. Filter to Read-only to see exactly which four. That is the filter to reach for when you want to know the most a connector could do, not just what you plan to use it for.
The filter is deliberately strict about two cases:
- A connector whose tools are not listed here is left out. With no tool list there is no evidence either way, so it is not called read-only.
- NetSuite is left out, even though it has no tools that write. Its Run SuiteQL query tool can read straight from your ERP — the system that runs your finance, inventory and operations records — and it asks your approval first by default. Calling NetSuite read-only would understate what it can reach.
Connecting something that isn't on this list
If the tool your team uses is not here, you can point Emerge.ai at a remote MCP server yourself with Add Custom Connector, and it appears in the Custom Connectors section of your connector list. See Custom connectors.
Related topics
- Connectors overview — what a connector is, and where connectors live
- Set up a connector — connecting a provider app, and choosing which of its tools Emerge.ai may use without asking
- Custom connectors — adding a connector that isn't on this list
- Privacy & Security — what Emerge.ai does with what it reads
- Troubleshooting