One assistant. All your systems.
Every connector below feeds the same conversation: ask in plain language, get answers with cited sources, automate the routine. Reads and writes are separate opt-in capabilities, and each user acts within their own permissions.
Ticketing & support
Freshdesk
Search tickets and read whole conversations; answers cite them as sources.
Jira (Atlassian Cloud)
Read issues and comments — and create, update or transition them when write scopes are enabled.
Email & messaging
Gmail
Your own mailbox: search and read, and — when the Send capability is on — draft-and-send with your approval.
Microsoft Outlook
Outlook mail via Microsoft Graph, including drafting and approved sending — plus an add-in inside Outlook itself.
Slack
Channels, DMs and threads you can already see; posting messages is a separate opt-in capability.
Microsoft Teams
Your Teams chats — list, read and search; sending messages is a separate opt-in capability.
Business systems & data
Balans (Melany ERP)
Catalog, clients, inventory, pricing and reports from the Balans (Melany) ERP — every capability opt-in.
Airtable
Bases and tables via your own personal access token; reads, and writes only if you allow them.
On-prem SQL database
Plain-language questions over an on-prem SQL database (PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, SQLite). Credentials never leave your premises.
Files & documents
Google Drive
Filename and full-text search over your Drive; files are read per question, never copied.
OneDrive / SharePoint
OneDrive personal drives and SharePoint libraries — search and fetch on demand.
Dropbox
Dropbox folders as searchable, cited document sources.
S3 / MinIO / Wasabi / R2
Any S3-compatible bucket: AWS S3, MinIO, Wasabi, Backblaze B2, Cloudflare R2, Spaces.
NAS (Synology / QNAP / WebDAV)
Files on your NAS — Synology, QNAP or any WebDAV share.
SFTP (SSH)
Files on any SSH/SFTP server.
Custom HTTP file server
Any internal HTTP file service as a document source.
On-prem files
Folders on your own servers through the on-prem agent — files never leave the premises.
Build your own
Custom connector (MCP)
Connect any remote MCP server by URL; its tools are discovered and offered to the assistant.
Missing a system from the list? We also connect internal tools, regional ERPs and databases — in the cloud through custom connectors, or behind your firewall through the on-prem agent, without opening ports to the internet.
Not sure which connectors you need?
Half an hour is enough to map your systems and pick the first process to automate.