> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.chief.bot/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Integrations overview

> Integrations let Chief read from and act in the apps you already use — your Google Drive files, your Gmail inbox, your Google Calendar, your Notion workspace, and your Zoom meetings.

## Bring your tools into Chief

Integrations let Chief read from and act in the apps you already use — your Google Drive files, your Gmail inbox, your Google Calendar, your Notion workspace, and your Zoom meetings. Once an integration is connected, Chief can pull that data into a chat, search it, and (for some tools) take actions on your behalf, so you spend less time copying things back and forth.

## What you can connect

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  <img src="https://mintcdn.com/chief-2d405d1a/BBGD1uH7sfT84ugx/images/help/integ-overview.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=BBGD1uH7sfT84ugx&q=85&s=d25115838b0599a81db5dabe1ef486bb" alt="Chief - the Integrations page with Google Drive, Zoom, and Notion connect cards" width="1400" height="660" data-path="images/help/integ-overview.png" />
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* **[Google Drive](/help/integrations/google-drive)** — sync files and folders so Chief can read them.
* **[Gmail](/help/integrations/gmail-read-search-draft-send-label-archive)** — read, search, draft, send, label, and archive email.
* **[Google Calendar](/help/integrations/google-calendar-read-create-rsvp)** — read your calendars and events, create or update events, and send RSVPs.
* **[Notion](/help/integrations/notion)** — connect a Notion workspace so Chief can access the pages and databases you share with it.
* **[Zoom](/help/integrations/zoom)** — sync meeting transcripts and chat logs.
* **[MCP servers](/help/integrations/mcp-servers-connecting-custom-tools)** — connect custom tools through the Model Context Protocol.

Organizations on a qualifying plan can also set up **Google Workspace** once for the whole org, so Gmail, Calendar, and Drive work across users without each person connecting their own account. See the [Google Workspace admin guide](/help/integrations/google-workspace-org-wide-setup-admin-guide) for that.

## Where to connect them

Open **Settings** and select **Integrations**. Each tool has its own card with a **Connect** button. After connecting, the card shows a **Connected** status.

<Note>
  ℹ️ **Good to know:** Some integrations are available to paying customers and are set up with help from our team. When you click **Connect** on those, Chief opens a **Book a Call** window instead of a self-serve form.
</Note>

## Actions and asking first

When an integration can change something — sending an email, creating a calendar event, moving messages to Trash — Chief shows you a confirmation card and waits for your **Approve** before it runs. You can let trusted operations run without asking each time in the tools panel. See [Managing integration permissions & connection status](/help/integrations/managing-integration-permissions-connection-status) for details.

## Don't see what you need?

Use the **Request More Integrations** link at the bottom of the Integrations settings to tell us what to build next.

## FAQ

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  <Accordion title="Do I have to connect every integration?">
    No. Connect only the tools you want Chief to use. Each one is independent, and you can disconnect any of them later.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="Why does a Connect button open a &#x22;Book a Call&#x22; window instead of connecting right away?">
    Some integrations are available to paying customers and are set up with our team. The booking window lets you schedule that setup. If you expected a self-serve connection, check that you're signed in to a plan that includes the integration.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="Can my whole team share one connection?">
    For Google, yes — an organization owner can configure Google Workspace once so Gmail, Calendar, and Drive work org-wide. Notion and personal Google connections are tied to the account that set them up.
  </Accordion>
</AccordionGroup>