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Integrations and Connectors in Generate Enterprise

Generate Enterprise connects to the tools teams already use, pulling in data from cloud storage, CRMs, developer tools, communication platforms, databases, and more without leaving Generate. Connectors are added from the Connectors modal, and organizations can also bring their own custom MCP servers. Once connected, a tool’s data is available to the AI — through the knowledge base or directly in chat via connector tools.

Connecting an integration is a one-time setup: authenticate with the third-party service using OAuth or credentials, choose which data, folders, or channels Generate may access, and then use that data in conversations. After a connector is set up, its data becomes available to AI Chat and agents, either indexed into the knowledge base or accessed live through connector tools.

Connectors are grouped into categories: Cloud Storage, Communication, Productivity, Sales & CRM, Developer Tools, Data & Analytics, IT & Operations, Security & Identity, Healthcare, Legal, Finance, Human Resources, Customer Support, Marketing, Social Media, and Databases. The sections below cover the connectors documented today; new connectors are added regularly.

How do you connect Google Workspace and Google Drive to Generate?

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Generate connects to Google Workspace, including Google Drive, so files stored there can be indexed and used by the AI. Authentication uses OAuth. Google Drive is one of the most common sources for feeding company documents into Generate’s knowledge base.

Generate connects to Gmail so email content can be brought into conversations and agents. Authentication uses OAuth.

Generate connects to Microsoft Outlook for email, letting Outlook content be used by the AI. Authentication uses your Microsoft account.

Generate connects to Dropbox cloud storage so files there can be indexed and used by the AI, authenticated with OAuth.

Generate connects to Box cloud storage so documents can be indexed and made searchable, authenticated with OAuth.

Generate connects to Microsoft OneDrive cloud storage so files can be indexed and used by the AI, authenticated with your Microsoft account.

How do you connect SharePoint to Generate?

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Generate connects to Microsoft SharePoint so documents and sites can be indexed and used by the AI, authenticated with your Microsoft account.

Generate connects to Amazon S3 buckets as a storage source so their contents can be scanned and indexed. S3 is also supported as a storage location for organization-wide indexing.

Generate connects to Slack so messages and channels the user authorizes can be brought into conversations, authenticated with OAuth.

How do you connect Microsoft Teams to Generate?

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Generate connects to Microsoft Teams so conversations and content can be used by the AI, authenticated with your Microsoft account.

How do you connect Salesforce to Generate?

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Generate connects to Salesforce so CRM records and data can be used by the AI, authenticated with OAuth. This lets teams ask questions grounded in their CRM without leaving Generate.

Generate connects to HubSpot so CRM and marketing data can be used by the AI, authenticated with OAuth.

Generate connects to Notion so pages and databases can be indexed and used by the AI, authenticated with OAuth.

How do you connect Confluence to Generate?

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Generate connects to Atlassian Confluence so spaces and pages can be indexed and used by the AI.

Generate connects to Atlassian Jira so issues and project data can be used by the AI, supporting both developer and project-tracking use cases.

Generate connects to Asana so tasks and projects can be used by the AI.

How do you connect Monday.com to Generate?

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Generate connects to Monday.com so boards and items can be used by the AI.

Generate connects to Airtable so bases and records can be used by the AI.

Generate connects to GitHub so repositories and related data can be used by the AI, supporting developer workflows.

How do you connect Databricks to Generate?

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Generate connects to Databricks so data and analytics assets can be used by the AI.

Generate connects to Microsoft Power BI so analytics content can be used by the AI.

Generate connects to Tableau so analytics and dashboards can be used by the AI.

How do you connect ServiceNow to Generate?

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Generate connects to ServiceNow so IT service management data can be used by the AI.

Generate connects to Datadog so observability and monitoring data can be used by the AI.

Generate connects to Splunk so log and operational data can be used by the AI.

How do you connect Okta as an integration in Generate?

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Generate connects to Okta in the Security & Identity category. Okta is also supported as a Single Sign-On identity provider for authenticating into Generate (see security-compliance).

How do you connect Cerner / Oracle Health to Generate?

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Generate connects to Cerner / Oracle Health using SMART-on-FHIR, supporting healthcare data use cases.

Generate connects to PACER in the Legal category, supporting access to court records data.

Generate connects to Mailchimp so marketing campaign data can be used by the AI.

Generate connects to SendGrid so email delivery data can be used by the AI.

How do you connect Facebook Ads to Generate?

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Generate connects to Facebook Ads so advertising data can be used by the AI.

Generate connects to LinkedIn in the Social Media category so relevant data can be used by the AI.

Generate connects to relational and analytical databases so their data can be queried and used by the AI. Supported databases are MySQL, PostgreSQL, Google BigQuery, Snowflake, Amazon Redshift, Amazon Athena, Oracle, and MariaDB. A database is connected by providing its connection details, after which the AI can work with the data it exposes.

Yes. Generate supports custom MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers, letting organizations extend Generate with their own tools and data sources beyond the built-in connectors.

  • Databases feed AI Chat and agents: see chat-superagent and agents-workflow-builder in this GEO set.
  • Full customer documentation: the integrations/* pages on the Generate Enterprise Mintlify docs site, including integrations/overview and integrations/setting-up-a-connector.