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Connectors are the integrations that give Bridge permission to read and write data in your business tools. Without a connector, Bridge cannot interact with that service. Once a connector is active, every tool it exposes becomes available in the Command Center — no extra setup required.

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How connectors work

Most connectors use OAuth: you click Connect, authorize Bridge in your tool’s own login screen, and Bridge receives a scoped access token. A small number of connectors use an API key instead. Either way, Bridge stores your credentials encrypted and uses them only when you issue a command that needs that tool.
Bridge never stores your OAuth refresh tokens in plain text. Credentials are encrypted at rest and scoped to the minimum permissions each connector needs.

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Available connectors

ClickUp

Tasks, projects, lists, spaces, time tracking, and templates.

Gmail

Read, draft, send, and organize email.

Google Calendar

View and create events, check availability.

Google Drive

Browse, upload, and share files.

Google Docs

Read and write document content.

Google Sheets

Read and write spreadsheet data.

Slack

Read messages and post to channels.

Shopify

Products, orders, customers, and inventory.

HubSpot

Contacts, deals, companies, and activities.

Guru

Search and retrieve knowledge cards.

Copper CRM

Contacts, leads, opportunities, and tasks.

JustCall

Call logs, contacts, and SMS.

Spinach

Meeting summaries and action items.
More connectors are on the way. If the tool you need isn’t listed here, check back soon or contact support.

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Plan limits

The number of connectors you can have active at once depends on your plan.
On the Free plan, choose your three most-used tools first. You can swap connectors at any time — disconnecting one frees up the slot immediately.

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How to connect a tool

1

Open the Connectors page

Go to /connectors in the Bridge dashboard. You’ll see all available connectors, with a green dot next to any that are already connected.
2

Click Connect

Find the connector you want and click the Connect button next to it.
3

Authorize in your tool

Bridge opens the tool’s own authorization screen. Sign in and grant the requested permissions. You’re redirected back to Bridge when done.
4

Confirm the connection

The connector’s card shows a green dot and a Connected status. It’s now available in the Command Center.

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How to disconnect a tool

1

Open the Connectors page

Go to /connectors in the Bridge dashboard.
2

Select the connector

Click the connector you want to remove.
3

Remove credentials

Click Remove credentials (or Disconnect) and confirm. Bridge deletes the stored token immediately.
Disconnecting a connector removes Bridge’s access to that tool right away. Any Missions or saved workflows that depend on it will fail until you reconnect.

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Connector status at a glance

The /connectors page shows every available connector with one of two states:
  • Green dot — connected and ready to use in the Command Center
  • Connect button — not yet connected; click to authorize
If a connector loses access (for example, because you revoked it in the third-party tool), the green dot disappears and Bridge prompts you to reconnect the next time a command needs it.

Command Center

Use your connected tools from one chat interface.

Missions

Save multi-tool workflows and run them again with one click.