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This page lists the connectors you can add to your organization. For how connectors work, how credentials are stored, and how to set one up, see Connectors.

Authentication modes

The Auth column shows how each connector can authenticate:
  • Shared - one set of credentials for everyone. Every app user and agent run uses the same account.
  • Per-user - each person signs in with their own account through OAuth, so they only reach data they are entitled to. People manage these accounts from Connected Accounts.
  • Identity - Major assumes a cloud identity you create in Settings > Identities (an AWS IAM role or a GCP service account) instead of storing long-lived keys.
See Shared vs. per-user connections for details.
Don’t see what you need? Use Custom API, GraphQL, or a custom MCP server, or click Request it in the Add Connector dialog.

Databases

Data warehouses

CRM and sales

Finance and operations

Productivity and communication

Marketing and ads

Developer and infrastructure

Storage

Google Drive and SharePoint are listed under Productivity and communication. For storage that Major hosts for you, see Managed file storage.

Generic and custom

Catalog connectors

In addition to the connectors above, the Add Connector dialog includes a catalog of more than 200 additional apps, such as Jira, Confluence, Asana, Airtable, monday, ClickUp, Zoom, Intercom, Gong, RingCentral, Shopify, Xero, Pipedrive, Greenhouse, Box, Dropbox, Google Ads, Datadog, Sentry, and GitLab. Search the dialog to find one. Catalog connectors use shared authentication and are reached through the HTTP proxy.

Major platform resources

These are hosted by Major. You don’t bring your own credentials.