Connector overview
Which external services the platform can reach, how each one authenticates, and where a connection can be used inside a workflow — start here.
A connector is the standard interface between Braidrun and an external system. Authorize once and that service's official modules, code steps and agent tools can all read and write through it, while the secret stays in the platform's encrypted store — never in workflow YAML, exports or run logs.
- Create an authorization for a service on the Integrations page — fill it in once, and the platform verifies it against the upstream service the moment you save.
- What the workflow references is a pointer to that authorization (a connection variable), not the secret in plain text.
- One service can hold several accounts, told apart by labels; personal and team authorizations are resolved in order.
Services you can connect
The platform ships 90 connectors across 7 categories. Here is the full list — if the name is on it, you can authorize and use it right away.
Model Providers
Mix models by step within a single workflow.
OpenAI · Anthropic · xAI · OpenRouter · DeepSeek · Kimi / Moonshot · MiniMax · Mistral AI · Perplexity · NVIDIA NIM · Alibaba DashScope · Zhipu AI
Collaboration & Customer Service
Bring messages, tasks, and knowledge bases into every workflow.
Slack · Microsoft Teams · Notion · Google Sheets · Airtable · Asana · Jira · Linear · Trello · ClickUp · Telegram · Discord · Mattermost · Rocket.Chat · Lark / Feishu · DingTalk · WeCom
Messaging, Email & Customer Engagement
Reliably deliver results to customers and teams.
Gmail · Microsoft Outlook Mail · QQ Mail · NetEase Mail (163 / 126 / Yeah) · iCloud Mail · Sina Mail · Yahoo Mail · Zoho Mail · Other Email (IMAP/SMTP) · Mailgun · Resend · SendGrid · Twilio · Bark · Pushover · ServerChan · HubSpot · Zendesk
Advertising & Attribution
Turn campaign data into attribution reports and optimization actions.
Apple Search Ads · Meta Ads · TikTok Ads · Adjust · AppsFlyer · Kochava · Singular · Ocean Engine · Kuaishou Ads · Tencent Ads · AppLovin · ironSource
Data & Commerce Platforms
Connect app stores, analytics, subscriptions, and transaction data.
Apple App Store Connect · Google Play Console · Amplitude · Mixpanel · PostHog · RevenueCat · Stripe · Airwallex · Shopify · Appfigures · Qimai Data · Diandian Data
Data storage and files
读写云盘、企业文件库与对象存储。
Box · Google Drive · Dropbox · Microsoft OneDrive · Microsoft SharePoint · Amazon S3 · Azure Blob Storage · Cloudflare R2 · Alibaba Cloud OSS · Tencent Cloud COS
Developer Tools, Cloud & Search
Call code repositories, cloud platforms, and real-time search.
GitHub · GitLab · Cloudflare · Sentry · Supabase · Firecrawl · Serper · Tavily · Gitee
Call its HTTP API directly from a code step with an ordinary credential, or attach an MCP server to the agent. The difference is that both routes leave the authentication details to you — no application guide, no verify-on-save, no account echo-back.
Four authentication methods
| Auth Methods | what you want to do | Typical services |
|---|---|---|
| API token | Generate a token in the provider's console and paste it here; most services need only this one field. | Stripe · GitHub · Notion |
| Account Password | Enter the account and password for that platform, used by login-style APIs. | Email (IMAP/SMTP) |
| Signing Key | Provide the issuer ID, key ID and the contents of the private key file; the platform mints a short-lived token before each request and never sends the private key out. | App Store Connect · Apple Search Ads |
| OAuth Authorization | You are sent to the provider's consent screen, approve, and land back here — no key to copy by hand. | Google Ads · Google Analytics |
Where a connection can be used
- Official Modules — A module declares the service it needs in its contract; when you drop it into a workflow the editor registers the connection variable and wires it up for you — no token to paste.
- Code steps — Declare the required service explicitly at the top level of the workflow; at run time it is injected as the WF_CREDENTIAL_<PROVIDER> environment variable, valid only for that run.
- Agent tools — Through an MCP server or by calling official modules, the agent can read and write these systems directly during a session.
Next
- Third-Party Authorizations — The full handbook for creating, verifying and troubleshooting authorizations, including multiple accounts.
- Credentials — Storage, rotation and permission rules for model keys and general keys.
- Built-In Module — How to read the contract of the official module and how to connect the input and output.
- MCP Integration — Mount MCP Server to Agent to cover capabilities beyond the list.