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Connectors are how your agent sees the rest of your work. Connect a tool, and the agent can read and search its data and — when permitted — take action.

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What connectors do

  • Read and search the data in that tool
  • Power Routines that work across multiple tools at once
  • Unlock workflows like analytics reporting, data queries, and research
  • When permitted, take actions like publishing, updating records, or sending on your behalf

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What you can connect

  • Google — Analytics 4, Search Console, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Gmail
  • Slack — read and send messages
  • Databases — PostgreSQL, MongoDB, MySQL
  • Custom REST APIs — any internal or third-party endpoint
  • Business tools — RD Station (CRM & marketing), WooCommerce, Pagar.me, WordPress, Figma
  • Research — SE Ranking, Semrush, AlsoAsked
  • Unified connectors — 1000+ additional apps
Start with the one or two tools you spend the most time in — the goal is enough context to help with the work you are already doing.

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Custom & database connections

Beyond the catalog, you can point Ottic at your own data: connect a SQL database (PostgreSQL, MongoDB, MySQL) with read-only mode for safety, or a custom REST API with Bearer token, API key, or Basic auth. If it has an endpoint, the agent can probably use it.

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Your agent flags what is missing

As you work, the agent notices when it lacks context — if you ask about competitor rankings but the relevant tool is not connected, it will suggest adding it. Your Connectors grow alongside your work, not ahead of it.
Coming soon: more inbound channels (including email-in) so you can hand off work from outside the web app.