Connect other services
Besides Google, Slack, Salesforce and GitHub, nouter ships these services ready to connect. The steps are the same for all of them.
Connect any of them
Section titled “Connect any of them”- Go to Customize (in the sidebar) and open Connectors.
- On Discover, find the service and click the + on its card.
- The service’s screen opens. Sign in and authorize with your company account.
- Back in nouter, the service shows up under Yours. It works in any conversation, with no re-authorizing.
Each one uses your own account and its permissions. Reads happen right away and anything that writes waits for your approval (Why it asks for your approval).
Each service
Section titled “Each service”Notion
Section titled “Notion”Pages, databases and comments.
Linear
Section titled “Linear”Issues, projects and comments.
Jira and Confluence (Atlassian)
Section titled “Jira and Confluence (Atlassian)”Jira issues and Confluence pages.
Supabase
Section titled “Supabase”Projects, databases and functions. Everything that writes, SQL included, waits for your approval. Avoid connecting production projects.
Stripe
Section titled “Stripe”Customers, payments and invoices. Besides your approval, Stripe asks its own confirmation for refunds and payouts.
Cloudflare
Section titled “Cloudflare”Your Cloudflare account. It has a tool that runs code against the API, so review each approval carefully.
Twenty
Section titled “Twenty”People, companies and opportunities. It is for Twenty Cloud workspaces; a self-hosted Twenty is added as your company’s own MCP server (an admin does that).
NetSuite
Section titled “NetSuite”Records, saved searches and reports. An admin sets it up first with your company’s NetSuite Account ID and integration. When you connect, pick the NetSuite role you were given for Nouter: with the administrator role, NetSuite rejects the connection.
To disconnect or change what the agent sees, see Disconnect an account.