What are Connectors?

Connectors let you connect external tools to your Saner.AI workspace so your information lives in one place. Instead of switching between apps, your files, messages, emails, and calendar events are synced into Saner.AI and turned into searchable, usable notes and tasks.

Once connected, your data stays synchronized inside your knowledge system.

Supported Integrations

Saner.AI currently supports the following connectors:

• Google Drive (Docs)
  Sync Google Docs so you can read, reference, and search them inside Saner.AI.

• Gmail
  Turn important emails into notes or tasks you can act on later.

• Google Calendar
  Two-way sync:

  • Convert tasks into Google Calendar events

  • Import Google Calendar events into Saner.AI as notes

• Slack
  Sync messages and shared files so conversations and collaboration artifacts become searchable.

• Outlook Calendar
  Sync Outlook calendar events into Saner.AI

• Outlook Mail
  Sync Outlook emails to Saner.AI

How to Connect a Service

1. Open Connectors

• From the left sidebar, click Add, then select Connectors.

• You can also open it directly here: 👉 https://app.saner.ai/intent/connector

2. Choose a Service

• On the Connectors screen, you’ll see a list of available services (Google Drive, Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, Outlook Mail, Outlook Calendar).

• Click the service you want to connect.

3. Authenticate Your Account

Click Add Source.

You can either:

• Select an existing connected account, or

• Choose Connect new account

If you connect a new account, you’ll be redirected to the service’s official sign-in page. Log in and grant permission for Saner.AI to access your data.

Once approved, the connection is securely established, and syncing begins automatically.

What Happens After You Connect?

• Your data is synced into Saner.AI in the background

• Connected content becomes searchable

• Each Email, event, message, and document is embedded in a note, meaning you can add notes, tasks to it

• Emails, events, messages, and documents are stored in the Connector folder under the Knowledge Section