Administration owns the organization Connector catalog and installed instances. A Connector describes an external system and its MCP-shaped tools. Installation creates the shared connection; attachment decides which Agent or Area can call it.
Catalog
Supported and coming Connector types.
Install
Organization credentials and configuration.
Grant
Access roles decide who may manage or use it.
Attach
Agent or Area composition exposes tools.
Install only supported entries
Catalog cards can be available or coming soon. A coming entry has no hidden setup. For a custom MCP server, provide the approved endpoint and credential according to the setup form.
Keep credentials centralized
Organization credentials belong to the installed Connector, not Agent instructions. Personal connected accounts are separate and remain tied to the individual user.
Grant and attach separately
Access roles decide which employees can see or manage Connectors. Agent and Area attachment governs where the tools are composed.
Review data disclosure
Turning on a Connector can add a subprocessor or external recipient. Record the purpose, data sent, and contractual basis before attaching it to production Agents.
See also: Attach Knowledge and Connectors.