> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.worklayer.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Connect company integrations

> See which company integrations Worklayer supports, connect one in Settings, and review provider tools and agent permissions.

**Settings > Integrations** is for company connections that Worklayer agents can use. It is separate from **Settings > Connected accounts**, where each person grants access to their own Google or Microsoft email and calendar.

## Find a company connection

An administrator opens **Settings > Integrations**. The **Available** tab lists providers you can connect; **Active** lists connected providers. The current company catalog includes Slack, Google Chat, Microsoft Teams, Linear, Notion, and Airtable. Open a provider and read its **About** tab before authorising it so you know what workspace and actions it will cover.

## Connect and review permissions

Complete the provider's connection flow with the intended company workspace or tenant. Return to the provider detail and open **Tool permissions**. The page separates **Read-only tools** from **Write/delete tools**. Check the granted tools and use **Always allow** or **Block** for actions your company wants to permit or prohibit. A provider can report that its permissions could not be verified; use **Check permissions again** after inspecting the connection instead of assuming the tools are ready.

Some providers need another step after authorisation. For Google Chat and Microsoft Teams, install the Worklayer app in the conversations where people should use it. For Notion or Airtable, review the pages or bases granted during the provider's consent flow. The individual provider guides explain those details.

## Give an agent access

Open the saved agent's **Tools** and **Permissions** and grant only the access its instructions require. Provider access and agent permissions are separate checks. A connected Slack workspace, for example, does not mean every agent may send messages. Company **Settings > Agents** can also **Allow** or **Block** capabilities.

When the company no longer wants agents to use a provider, disconnect it from **Active**. Agents then lose that provider's tools. Check affected agent runs and instructions after a connection changes.

## Next steps

[Slack](https://help.worklayer.ai/help/integrations/slack.md) · [Google Chat](https://help.worklayer.ai/help/integrations/google-chat.md) · [Microsoft Teams](https://help.worklayer.ai/help/integrations/microsoft-teams.md) · [Linear](https://help.worklayer.ai/help/integrations/linear.md) · [Notion](https://help.worklayer.ai/help/integrations/notion.md) · [Airtable](https://help.worklayer.ai/help/integrations/airtable.md)


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