What are Connectors?
Connect existing business sources without changing how employees already work.
Microsoft 365
Connected source
Google Drive
Connected source
SharePoint
Connected source
AI Employee OS
One governed knowledge experience
Connected content remains organized through workspaces, collections and permissions.
Definition
Connectors link AI Employee OS with supported business sources and services, allowing approved information or capabilities to be used within the platform.
Why it matters
Organizations already store valuable information across different systems. Connectors reduce unnecessary duplication and help AI Employees work with the sources that matter to the business.
Real-world example
Connecting a document platform
A company connects its existing document platform and makes selected libraries available to a Knowledge Collection. Employees continue using their familiar system while the AI Employee gains approved access to relevant content.
Key benefits
Build on existing company systems
Reduce manual movement of information
Keep source ownership with the responsible team
Expand the platform over time
Common questions
Does every Connector expose all information?
No. Organizations choose which supported sources and permissions are made available.
Are Connectors the same as Agents?
No. A Connector provides a link to a source or service. An Agent provides a specialized capability and may use a Connector when needed.
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