Connections allow your Skej assistant to access and interact with the tools you already use.

Once connected, your assistant can read information, perform actions, complete workflows, and answer questions using data from your connected platforms.

To access Connections, navigate to: app.skej.com/connections

During onboarding, you will be prompted to grant permissions for your calendar, contacts, and inbox. In order for your assistant to help with scheduling, you are required to grant calendar read/write permissions. This allows your assistant to view your calendar, read and modify existing events, and create new events.

We strongly suggest granting Contact permissions, as this allows the assistant to view your contacts, find contacts when scheduling new meetings, and save memories about contacts.

If you use Zoom, connecting your Zoom account will allow the assistant to include your personalized Zoom link on each meeting invite. Otherwise it will use your default video conferencing tool like MS Teams or Google Meet.

If you want to use your assistant across multiple emails, or have it check multiple calendars, you can connect additional Microsoft, Google, or Apple calendars. This way the assistant can view conflicts across all calendars, and recognize you if you email it from any of your email addresses.

V7 introduces additional platform connections. Your assistant can work with a growing list of third-party applications and services. Current beta integrations include:

In addition, you can connect any other platform using MCP (Model Context Protocol) integrations.

Once a platform is connected, your assistant can use that platform on your behalf while completing tasks. Instead of manually navigating multiple applications, you can simply ask your assistant what you want accomplished.

Using Granola or Fireflies, your assistant can:

Example: Review my meeting notes from yesterday and create a list of action items.

Using GitHub, Linear, and coding tools, your assistant can:

Example: Summarize everything that changed in GitHub this week.

Using Salesforce, Attio, and Stripe, your assistant can:

Example: Show me our largest open opportunities and recent customer activity.

Using Notion and Monday.com, your assistant can:

Example: Create a summary of all active projects and their current status.

Using Canva, your assistant can:

Example: Create a social media graphic using our existing Canva assets.

Using AWS, your assistant can:

Example: Show me any recent infrastructure alerts and summarize what happened.

Using Gusto, your assistant can:

Example: Summarize upcoming payroll dates and outstanding HR tasks.

Google Maps is automatically connected and available to all assistants.

Your assistant can use Google Maps to:

Example: Find a coffee shop halfway between me and Sarah for next week's meeting.

In addition to built-in integrations, Skej supports connections through MCP (Model Context Protocol). MCP allows you to connect additional tools, services, and internal systems beyond the integrations available by default. As the MCP ecosystem grows, your assistant can be extended to work with a wide variety of applications and workflows.

Most V7 integrations are currently in beta. While they are available for testing and experimentation, they have not yet been thoroughly tested across all workflows and use cases. We encourage you to:

The fastest way to understand what an integration can do is simply to try it. If a platform is connected, ask your assistant to perform a task involving that platform and see what it can accomplish.