Open Integrations in the sidebar to browse the connections available to your active team. Search the catalog or switch to Connected to manage accounts already in use.
The catalog changes as providers and capabilities become available. The screen in Adam is the source of truth for the connections currently enabled for your workspace.
Choose the right connection method
Fusion uses its own Adam add-in. Do not pair Fusion through the Desktop Connector.
Connect an integration
Select the active team
Use the team switcher before connecting. Connections belong to the team you are currently using.
Open the integration
Go to Integrations, search for the tool, and open its connection card.
Complete the provider flow
Follow the sign-in, installer, pairing-code, or credential instructions shown for that integration.
Verify the connection
Return to Connected and confirm the account or device appears. Start with a narrow inspection request before allowing writes.
Use connected context in a task
Name the application, record or document, and desired result in your request. If several accounts are connected, identify the account or organization Adam should use.
For consequential changes, ask Adam to inspect first and state the approval boundary explicitly:
Review before changing a connected system
Credentials and access
OAuth connections use the provider’s authorization flow. For integrations that require an API key, Adam stores the credential securely and does not reveal it again in the interface. Use a dedicated, least-privilege credential whenever the provider supports one.
Disconnect an account from its integration detail or the Connected view when it should no longer be available to the team. Provider-side revocation can also invalidate an existing connection.
A connected integration can expose business and design data to tasks run by authorized people in the team. Review team membership, task sharing, and provider permissions together.