> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.synheart.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Connectors > The tools Synapse reads from, what each one gives it and never sees, the connection states, and the accounts you link for yourself Connectors are how Synapse gets its data: your code host, chat, issue tracker, calendar and AI tools. There are two views of them. * **Admin → Connectors** is the organization's sources. Synapse Admins connect them once, for everyone, and only they see this page in the menu. * **You → My connections** is your own linked accounts. Only you see and change them. What Synapse indexes as searchable text is chosen separately, under [Knowledge sources](https://docs.synheart.ai/synapse/knowledge-sources.md). Connecting a tool collects activity, never its text. ## Organization sources **Admin → Connectors** lists every source, grouped by where it stands. Search the list, or choose **Refresh statuses** to check them all again. ![The Connectors page, with Slack under Needs attention, GitHub and Notion under Connected, Jira and Linear under Ready to connect, a Microsoft 365 group with four tools, and Zoom under Not set up](https://mintcdn.com/synheartai/bIbSKNEqulE95GhK/images/synapse/connectors-organization.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=bIbSKNEqulE95GhK\&q=85\&s=d53c6bbed91f2109cb1fc959ab5d403a) Organization sources, grouped by status | Group | Means | | - | - | | **Needs attention** | Connected, but something is wrong, such as an expired credential or a failed sync. The row says what happened, and **How to fix** or **Reconnect** shows what to do. | | **Connected** | Working. The row shows when it last synced. | | **Configured without API** | Set up, but with no automatic collection. Its figures come from a report you send in, such as an AI usage import. | | **Ready to connect** | Available. Choose **Connect** to start. | | **Included with paid plans** | On Synapse Free, only GitHub and Slack are included. Other sources keep their settings and data, and sync again when you upgrade. | | **Microsoft 365** | Teams, OneDrive, Outlook Mail and Outlook Calendar, as one organization application. A Global Administrator approves each tool separately. See [Microsoft 365](https://docs.synheart.ai/synapse/microsoft-365.md). | | **Not set up** | Not available in your environment yet. Your organization admin can help. | Select a source to open its details: what Synapse reads from it, what it never sees, when it last synced, and when its credential expires. ## What each source gives Synapse **Work and knowledge** | Source | Synapse sees | Never | | - | - | - | | **GitHub** | Repository docs (Markdown, RFCs, ADRs); when PRs, issues and reviews happen; deploys and CI results. | Source code, diffs, PR or issue text, comments. | | **GitLab** | Project docs; when merge requests and reviews happen; pipeline results. | Source code, diffs, comments. | | **Slack** | When messages happen, mentions and after-hours activity. Text only from public channels added as [knowledge sources](https://docs.synheart.ai/synapse/knowledge-sources.md). | DMs, private channels, files. | | **Notion** | Titles and plain text of the pages you share with Synapse. | Comments, attachments, pages you don't share. | | **Linear**, **Jira** | Issue titles, who they're assigned to, and when their status changes. Used for cycle time and work in progress. | Descriptions, comments, attachments. | | **Zoom** | When meetings happen and how long they last, for meeting load. | Recordings, transcripts, chat, who attended. | | **Microsoft 365** | Depends on the tool. See [What each tool reads](https://docs.synheart.ai/synapse/microsoft-365.md#what-each-tool-reads). | | For GitHub, you can also choose which deployments count as production. See [Production deploys](https://docs.synheart.ai/synapse/metrics.md#production-deploys). **AI tools** | Source | Synapse sees | | - | - | | **GitHub Copilot** | Seat counts and daily usage totals. | | **Claude Code** | Usage totals and costs from the Console. | | **Claude Enterprise** | Usage, costs and daily activity. | | **OpenAI API** | How much was used and what it cost. | | **ChatGPT Enterprise** | ChatGPT and Codex usage totals for the workspace. | | **Cursor** | How much was used and what it cost. | | **Google Vertex AI**, **AWS Bedrock**, **Azure OpenAI** | Model token and request counts from the cloud's monitoring, for the project, account or resource you connect. | No AI tool connector sees prompts, responses or code. Cloud monitoring doesn't report who made a request, so those three give totals only. What these figures show is covered in [AI usage](https://docs.synheart.ai/synapse/ai-usage.md) and [AI spend](https://docs.synheart.ai/synapse/ai-spend.md). ## Disconnecting Disconnecting a source stops new imports. What it already imported is kept, unless you tick **Also delete everything Synapse imported** when you disconnect. Knowledge sources and people's linked accounts aren't changed. ## Your connections **You → My connections** is for you. Linking an account matches it to activity your organization has already connected, so Synapse knows which part is yours. **It doesn't import anything new.** You can link GitHub, Slack, Linear, Jira, Notion, Google Drive, Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar, Outlook Mail, Microsoft Teams and OneDrive. Your linked accounts feed [My Effectiveness](https://docs.synheart.ai/synapse/my-effectiveness.md). Unlink any of them at any time. The page also has: * **Life by Synheart.** Connect Life to add your human state to My Effectiveness. Consent is given, and can be withdrawn, in the Life app. * **Local telemetry.** Sent from the CLI on your own machine. It's off until you turn it on with `synheart synapse telemetry on`, which shows what is sent and asks first. It's content-free by design: never prompts, responses or code. **Delete local telemetry** removes every session you've sent. ## Who can do what | Action | Who | | - | - | | Open **Admin → Connectors**; connect, sync and disconnect organization sources | Synapse Admins | | Link and unlink your own accounts | Everyone, for themselves only | This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.