Connectors
Connect Bluedeer to the apps and tools you already use.
14 articles
General7 articles
- What is a connector?A connector lets the Bluedeer assistant reach an outside service, such as Gmail or a tool server you add, from inside your chats.
- Where to find your connectorsConnectors live on the Customization page on the web and in Manage workspace on the phone.
- Who can add connectors and which plan you needOwners and admins add custom connectors, a custom connector needs the Pro plan or higher, and built-in services depend on your plan and on what the team has turned on.
- How do I connect a service from a card in chat?When the assistant needs a built-in service you have not connected yet, it shows a card in the chat that you use to sign in.
- How do I approve, allow or stop an action from a connector?Some actions pause for your approval before they run, and you can approve one action, always allow a tool, or trust a whole connector.
- How do I disconnect a service?Disconnect a built-in service from Connected accounts on the web, or from the Integrations screen on the phone.
- What can a connector see and do?A connector is a service run by someone other than Bluedeer, so check what you connect, what the assistant sends to it, and what it can change without asking.
Pre-built connectors4 articles
- Use Gmail and Google CalendarLists what the assistant can do with Gmail and Google Calendar, and which actions ask you first.
- Use Google Sheets, Google Docs and Google DriveLists what the assistant can do with Google Sheets, Google Docs and Google Drive, and which actions ask you first.
- Use Slack, Notion and Apps ScriptLists what the assistant can do with Slack, Notion and Google Apps Script, and which of their actions ask you first, on the Pro plan or higher.
- Connect a popular connector with one clickThe popular connectors list has many well-known services, and you connect one by signing in on its own page with nothing to paste.
Custom connectors3 articles
- How do I add a custom connector?Add a custom connector by its MCP server URL, choose how it signs in, and check its tools before you rely on them.
- Manage a custom connector's toolsTest a connector, refresh its tool list, choose which tools run and which ask first, turn a connector off, and remove it.
- Why won't my connector connect or sign in?Read a connector's status and fix the common causes of Can't connect, Needs sign-in, and actions that do not complete.