Connect a platform to OpenbirdAI

Check the following so you do not have to restart the flow halfway through:

• You can sign in to the provider yourself with the account that owns the data.
• You are allowed to grant that access on behalf of your workspace or team.
• You are in the workspace where you want the connection to live — connections are workspace-scoped.

1. 1Open the integrations area from the dashboard navigation.
2. 2Find the provider and choose connect.
3. 3You are redirected to the provider to authorise OpenbirdAI. Approve only the permissions you need.
4. 4The provider returns you to OpenbirdAI, which stores the authorisation server-side.
5. 5Confirm the account appears as connected with the correct email or workspace name.

Do not test with a broad question. Ask something specific and small, for example "How many files did I change in Drive in the last 7 days?" A narrow question fails fast and tells you whether the connection actually reads data.

• A specific answer with sources means the connection works.
• An empty answer usually means the wrong account, an excluded date range, or a missing permission.
• A permission error usually means the authorisation was granted but a required scope was declined.

• Connecting the account to the wrong workspace, then wondering why teammates cannot see the data.
• Granting access to a personal account when the business data lives in a team account.
• Assuming a connection covers every service in a suite — Google, for example, exposes a defined set of services, each with its own availability.
• Revoking access from the provider settings and expecting the OpenbirdAI connection to update automatically.

Disconnecting from OpenbirdAI removes the stored authorisation immediately. OpenFeather stops being able to read that source. For a full revocation, also remove OpenbirdAI from the provider's own account settings.