What connectors are
A connector links Metir to an app or data source you already use. Connect it once, then choose when a conversation can use it.
Good afternoon
Type @meeting, @note, or @file to pull context into any chat.
Connected apps then appear in the chat picker
- Integrations has Calendars, then Connectors
- Each calendar is followed by its connected accounts
- Connected come first, then errors, then the rest
- A connector with no sign-in still needs Connect
- Connected apps then appear in the chat picker
Where they live
Open the user menu at the bottom of the sidebar, choose Settings, then choose Integrations under Connections. The page has two groups: Calendars, then Connectors. The mobile app has the same page, in the same place.
Calendar accounts
Calendars lists Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar. Each provider is followed by its connected accounts, marked Connected or Error. To connect another account for the same provider, click the provider row and choose Add account.
Finding a connector
Use the Search connectors field above the Connectors list to find one, or pick a category such as Productivity, Finance or Developer to see only that group. Choose All to go back. With no search and no category, a short Recommended group of the most used connectors comes first. Within each group, connected items come first, followed by items with an error, then items that are ready to connect. A connection shows Connected or Error on the right of its row, and one that is ready shows a Connect button.
Every row has a menu: click the row, or the three dots at its end. It holds View tools, which lists everything the connector can do, and the actions that fit its state.
Or just ask
You do not have to open settings first. Ask in a chat to find and add a connector. Metir shows the connection step in the conversation when it needs your approval or a token.
Whatever gets added this way appears in the list here like any other connector, and you can remove it from the same place.
The three kinds
| Kind | What it needs from you |
|---|---|
| Sign-in connectors | You approve access in the app itself. Most connectors work this way. |
| Token connectors | You paste in a key the other app gives you. |
| Open connectors | No sign-in or token. You still press Connect once to make one available to your account. |
Using one in a chat
Setting a connector up does not mean every chat uses it. You choose per conversation. See connectors in a chat.
Disconnecting
Open the row's menu and choose Disconnect. If a row shows Error, the same menu offers Reconnect, and a red count on Settings reminds you until you do. See connecting with a sign-in.