Connectors that need a key, and ones that need nothing
Not every connector uses a sign-in screen. Some need an access token from the other app, while others need no credentials. Both still start with Connect.
Integrations
Calendars
Sync events and use calendar tools in chat.
Connectors
Recommended
A connector with no sign-in still needs Connect
- Token connectors begin with Connect
- Paste the token into the Access token field
- Connected ones move ahead of errors and the rest
- A connector with no sign-in still needs Connect
Token connectors
Create an access token in the other app
Give it only the permissions you need.Open the connection dialog
Choose Connect. The dialog is titled Connect [service] and has one field, Access token.Finish or close
Paste the token and choose Connect, or close the dialog if you do not want to finish. If the token is refused, the dialog stays open with it so you can check it.
Open connectors
Some data sources need no sign-in or token. Choose Connect once to add one to your account. It then appears as Connected and becomes available in the chat connector list. See connectors in a chat.
Adding one that is not in the list
Add a connector is the + at the top right of the Integrations page, on the web and in the mobile app. Complete the form, then connect it from its row. To remove a connector you added, open its row's menu and choose Remove connector.
If the service signs you in and you have registered your own OAuth app with it, open Use my own OAuth app in the form and enter its Client ID and, if it has one, its Client secret. Register the app with the redirect URL shown there. The secret is stored encrypted and is never shown again.
Which is which
The Integrations page tells you what each connector needs before you start.