Connectors

Connectors plug the tools you already use into mente. Once a tool is connected, your assistant can pull information from it and take action in it — reading your calendar, sending an email, logging a note on a CRM record — without you leaving the conversation. You connect a tool once, with a few clicks, and it stays available to your whole workspace.

What you can connect today

Work & productivity

• Google Workspace — Gmail and Google Calendar
• Google Drive — browse, search, upload, and manage files
• Google Sheets — read and write spreadsheets
• Microsoft 365 — Outlook mail and calendar, plus SharePoint sites and OneDrive files
• Excel — read and write workbooks
• Notion — search, read, and write pages in your existing workspace
• Linear — issues, projects, and comments

Email

• Gmail and Outlook (via the accounts above)
• IMAP / SMTP — connect most other mailboxes, including custom domains and shared inboxes

Sales, CRM & phone

• Attio — read your people, companies, deals, and lists, and log notes onto records
• Loxo — recruiting CRM: candidates, jobs, and companies
• Quo (formerly OpenPhone) — texts, contacts, and call transcripts and summaries

Commerce & data

• Shopify — read orders, products, and customers
• PostgreSQL — read-only queries against a database you already run

Bring your own

• Custom MCP — connect any other compatible service you or a vendor exposes, so mente can work with tools beyond this list.

What connecting a tool unlocks

• Answers that draw on live data — "What's on my calendar with Acme this week?" or "How many orders shipped yesterday?"
• Actions taken for you — send the follow-up email, create the calendar hold, log the call note on the client's record.
• Data brought together — combine a CRM record, a Shopify order history, and your own notes into one answer.

Some tools are deliberately read-only. Your store data and your own database can be looked at and reasoned over, but nothing writes back into them.

You stay in control: connecting a tool is an explicit, permissioned step, and you can disconnect at any time.

Try it

After connecting Google:

Look at my calendar for next week and draft follow-up emails for every client meeting, but don't send them yet.

After connecting your CRM:

Pull the five deals closest to closing and give me a one-line status on each.

Related

Connectors feed everything else: route incoming data into collections, summarize it into notes, and generate tasks from it.