Add, update, and find rows, and format your Google Sheets.

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### What is Google Sheets?
 
Google Sheets is where a lot of work lives as rows and columns, trackers, logs, budgets, lists, lightweight databases. Keeping a sheet current is a steady stream of manual entry, and getting something out of one means remembering which sheet, which tab, which row. This connection lets Fabric's assistant read and update your sheets for you, in plain language.
 
### What Fabric's assistant can do with Google Sheets
 
Once your Google Sheets are connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can act on your sheets from plain-language requests.
 
**Find and read data.** Find a spreadsheet or worksheet, look up rows, get a row by ID, get a data range or many rows at once, so you can pull what you need without opening the file and scrolling.
 
**Add and update rows.** Create a row, several rows, or a row at the top; update a row or many rows; clear or delete rows, so keeping a sheet current becomes something you ask for rather than type.
 
**Build and format.** Create spreadsheets and worksheets, add columns, copy ranges and worksheets, sort a range, set data validation, apply conditional formatting or cell and row formatting, rename or change sheet properties, the structural work that usually means clicking through menus.
 
Because you ask in your own words, you describe the change you want and the assistant maps it to the right operation.
 
### You stay in control
 
The assistant acts only when you ask. For anything that removes or overwrites data, deleting rows, clearing a range, deleting a worksheet, it confirms with you before going ahead, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. Reading, finding, and looking up rows never change anything in your sheets.
 
When a job should run regularly, you can set up a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) that runs on a schedule, appending entries, updating a tracker, tidying or reformatting a sheet, so the repetitive updates happen on their own while you keep approval over anything that deletes or overwrites.
 
### Search your Sheets from Fabric
 
Alongside the assistant, connecting Google Sheets adds keyword search over your sheets from Fabric's main search, so a spreadsheet is findable by matching text in the same place you search the rest of your library, rather than digging through Drive for the right file.
 
### How people use it
 
**Operators and analysts** keep trackers and logs current by asking the assistant to add or update rows, rather than typing each entry by hand.
 
**Teams** have new or changed rows trigger follow-on actions, so a sheet that records something can set the next step in motion automatically.
 
**Anyone who keeps data in Sheets** can pull a figure or a set of rows by describing what they want, instead of opening the file and hunting for it.
 
**People with recurring spreadsheet chores** set up a scheduled or row-triggered [AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) to handle the repetitive updates, while keeping approval over anything destructive.
 
### Frequently asked questions
 
**What does the Google Sheets connection do?**
 
It lets Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) read and update your Google Sheets, taking actions like creating, updating, clearing, and deleting rows, building and formatting sheets, sorting, and setting validation. It also adds keyword search over your sheets in Fabric.
 
**What can the assistant do in Sheets?**
 
It can find spreadsheets and worksheets, look up and get rows and ranges, create and update rows, clear and delete rows, create spreadsheets and worksheets, add columns, copy ranges, sort, set data validation, apply conditional and cell formatting, and rename or change sheet properties. You ask in plain language rather than choosing from a fixed list.
 
**Does the assistant change my sheets on its own?**
 
No. It acts only when you ask, and for anything that deletes or overwrites data it confirms with you first, unless you've deliberately told it not to for a specific task. Reading and looking up data change nothing.
 
**Can I automate spreadsheet updates?**
 
Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, for example appending entries or updating a tracker, while you keep approval over anything destructive.
 
**Can I search my spreadsheets?**
 
Yes, by keyword, from Fabric's main search, so a sheet is findable by matching text alongside the rest of your library.
 
**Will it delete or overwrite rows without asking?**
 
No. Nothing that removes or overwrites data happens without your confirmation, unless you've chosen to let a specific task run without it.
 
**How does this relate to the Google Drive connection?**
 
Your Sheets live in Google Drive, so the two work well together: this connection reads and writes the data inside your spreadsheets, while the [Google Drive connection](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan) handles your Drive files more broadly. You can use both.
 
**Is my Google Sheets data secure?**
 
Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest. The connection acts on your sheets with your authorisation, and you control what it does. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).
 
**Does this work through MCP or the API?**
 
Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api); this connection is the built-in way to have Fabric's own assistant work with your Sheets.
 
**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside Google Sheets?**
 
Yes. Google Sheets is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also connect [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan), [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/S7HtdFtL), and [Gmail](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/5zZcTVqZ), and automate across many apps with [Zapier](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/zapier/6PbgsvZS).

Manage Google Sheets with AI: add, update, find, and format rows and respond to changes by asking Fabric's assistant, plus keyword search. Try Fabric free.

Google Sheets

Find, create, and update pages and databases across your Notion workspace.

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### What is Notion?
 
Notion is where teams keep everything: docs, wikis, databases, project trackers, meeting notes, the accumulated knowledge of a company or a person. It's flexible, which means it grows fast, and keeping it current is constant work: creating pages, updating database entries, adding content, checking what's changed. This connection lets Fabric's assistant handle that for you, in plain language.
 
### What Fabric's assistant can do with Notion
 
Once your Notion is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can act on your workspace from plain-language requests.
 
**Find and read.** Find pages by title, find and query database items (with advanced filtering), get page contents and properties, get comments, retrieve blocks and their children, and get user details, so you can pull what you need from Notion without navigating to it.
 
**Create and add.** Create pages and database items (or find-or-create), add blocks and content to pages, add comments, and upload files to pages or database items, so building out your workspace becomes something you describe.
 
**Update and maintain.** Update database items and their properties, update database schemas, and archive or restore database items, so keeping your databases current is a conversation rather than a form.
 
You describe what you want and the assistant maps it to the right Notion action or trigger.
 
### You stay in control
 
The assistant acts only when you ask. For anything that changes your workspace, updating a database item, modifying page content, archiving an entry, changing a schema, it confirms with you before going ahead, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. Finding, reading, and querying never change anything in your Notion.
 
When keeping a workspace current is a recurring job, you can set up a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) that runs on a schedule, responding when a database item is created or updated, when page content changes, or when someone adds a comment, so the routine upkeep runs itself while you keep approval over anything that modifies your workspace.
 
### Search your Notion from Fabric
 
Alongside the assistant, connecting Notion adds keyword search over your pages and databases from Fabric's main search, so a page, database entry, or comment is findable by matching text in the same place you search the rest of your library, rather than searching Notion separately.
 
### How people use it
 
**Product managers** keep roadmaps and project trackers current by asking the assistant to update entries, add new items, and query databases by status or assignee, so the tracker stays accurate without living in Notion. It fits how Fabric works for [product managers](https://fabric.so/for/product-managers).
 
**Content and marketing teams** manage editorial calendars by creating entries, updating properties as content moves through the pipeline, and querying what's due, so the calendar reflects where things stand. It fits how Fabric works for [marketers](https://fabric.so/for/marketers) and [content creators](https://fabric.so/for/content-creators).
 
**Founders and small teams** run their company wiki in Notion and have the assistant create pages, add content, and find what they need across a growing workspace, so the knowledge base stays useful without someone maintaining it full-time. It fits how Fabric works for [founders](https://fabric.so/for/founders).
 
**People with recurring workspace upkeep** set up a scheduled [AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) to handle it, for example responding when database items change or creating summaries from new entries, while keeping approval over anything that modifies data.
 
### Frequently asked questions
 
**What does the Notion connection do?**
 
It lets Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) work across your Notion, taking actions like finding and querying pages and databases, creating and updating entries, adding content and comments, and managing database schemas. It also adds keyword search over your Notion in Fabric.
 
**What can the assistant do in Notion?**
 
It can find pages by title, find and query database items with advanced filtering, get page contents and properties, get comments, retrieve blocks and their children, get user details, create pages and database items, add blocks and content to pages, add comments, upload files, update database items and schemas, and archive or restore items. You ask in plain language rather than choosing from a fixed list.
 
**Does the assistant change my workspace on its own?**
 
No. It acts only when you ask, and for anything that modifies your workspace, updating entries, changing page content, archiving items, altering a schema, it confirms with you first, unless you've deliberately told it not to for a specific task. Finding, reading, and querying change nothing.
 
**Can it work with my database structure?**
 
Yes. It can retrieve a database's schema and query with advanced filters, so it works with your properties and structure as they are rather than guessing. It can also update a schema when you need to add or change properties.
 
**Can I automate workspace updates?**
 
Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, responding when database items are created or updated, when page content changes, or when comments are added, while you keep approval over anything that modifies data.
 
**Can I search my Notion from Fabric?**
 
Yes, by keyword, from Fabric's main search, so a page, database entry, or comment is findable by matching text alongside the rest of your library.
 
**How is this different from the Airtable connection?**
 
Both work with structured data. Airtable is a relational database built for records and fields. Notion combines databases with pages, wikis, and docs in a single workspace. Choose whichever your data lives in, or connect both.
 
**Will it modify my pages or databases without asking?**
 
No. Nothing that changes content, updates entries, or alters a schema happens without your confirmation, unless you've chosen to let a specific task run without it.
 
**Is my Notion data secure?**
 
Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest. The connection acts on your Notion with your authorisation, and you control what it does. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).
 
**Does this work through MCP or the API?**
 
Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api); this connection is the built-in way to have Fabric's own assistant work with your Notion.
 
**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside Notion?**
 
Yes. Notion is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also connect [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan), [Gmail](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/5zZcTVqZ), and [Dropbox](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/dropbox/ozUGYV4C), and automate across many apps with [Zapier](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/zapier/6PbgsvZS).

Manage Notion with AI: find, create, and update pages and databases by asking Fabric's assistant, plus keyword search. Try Fabric free.

Notion

Create, move, and update cards, boards, and checklists.

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### What is Trello?
 
Trello organises work as boards, lists, and cards, the kanban approach to tracking tasks and projects. Keeping a board current means a lot of small manual moves: dragging cards between lists, adding checklists and labels, assigning members, leaving comments. This connection lets Fabric's assistant handle that for you, in plain language.
 
### What Fabric's assistant can do with Trello
 
Once your Trello is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can act on your boards from plain-language requests.
 
**Find things.** Find a card, board, list, label, checklist, or member, by name, by ID, or by custom query, and pull card attachments or checklist items, so you can locate what you need without scanning boards.
 
**Manage cards.** Create, update, move, and archive cards; add members, labels, attachments, and checklists; add and complete checklist items; leave comments, the everyday card work that usually means clicking around.
 
**Manage boards and lists.** Create boards, lists, and labels; add members to a board; copy, close, or set up a board, the structural side of keeping projects organised.
 
Because you ask in your own words, you describe what should happen and the assistant maps it to the right Trello action or trigger.
 
### You stay in control
 
The assistant acts only when you ask. For anything that removes or closes things, archiving or deleting a card, deleting a checklist, removing a label, closing a board, it confirms with you first, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. Finding and reading never change anything on your boards.
 
When something should happen regularly, you can set up a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) that runs on a schedule, moving cards when they're due, adding a checklist to new cards, flagging stale ones, so the routine upkeep runs itself while you keep approval over anything that removes or closes.
 
### Search your Trello from Fabric
 
Alongside the assistant, connecting Trello adds keyword search over your boards from Fabric's main search, so a card or board is findable by matching text in the same place you search the rest of your library, rather than hunting across boards and lists.
 
### How people use it
 
**Project leads** keep boards moving by asking the assistant to create, move, and update cards, rather than dragging each one by hand.
 
**Teams** have card activity, a move, a due date, a new comment, trigger follow-on actions, so the board doesn't just record work but helps move it along.
 
**Anyone tracking work in Trello** can pull the card or board they need by describing it, and add cards or checklists by asking instead of clicking.
 
**People with recurring board chores** set up a scheduled or activity-triggered [AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) to handle the repetitive upkeep, while keeping approval over anything destructive.
 
### Frequently asked questions
 
**What does the Trello connection do?**
 
It lets Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) run your Trello boards, taking actions like creating, moving, and updating cards, managing checklists, labels, and members, and creating boards and lists. It also adds keyword search over your boards in Fabric.
 
**What can the assistant do in Trello?**
 
It can find cards, boards, lists, and members, create, update, move, and archive cards, add members, labels, attachments, and checklists, complete checklist items, leave comments, and create boards, lists, and labels. You ask in plain language rather than choosing from a fixed list.
 
**Does the assistant change my boards on its own?**
 
No. It acts only when you ask, and for anything that archives, deletes, or closes it confirms with you first, unless you've deliberately told it not to for a specific task. Finding and reading change nothing.
 
**Can I automate my boards?**
 
Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, for example moving due cards or adding checklists to new ones, while you keep approval over anything destructive.
 
**Can I search my Trello boards?**
 
Yes, by keyword, from Fabric's main search, so a card or board is findable by matching text alongside the rest of your library.
 
**Will it archive or delete cards without asking?**
 
No. Nothing that removes or closes things happens without your confirmation, unless you've chosen to let a specific task run without it.
 
**Is my Trello data secure?**
 
Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest. The connection acts on your boards with your authorisation, and you control what it does. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).
 
**Does this work through MCP or the API?**
 
Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api); this connection is the built-in way to have Fabric's own assistant work with your Trello.
 
**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside Trello?**
 
Yes. Trello is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also connect [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/S7HtdFtL), [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan), and [Gmail](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/5zZcTVqZ), and automate across many apps with [Zapier](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/zapier/6PbgsvZS). Fabric also has its own [tasks and reminders](https://fabric.so/features/tasks-and-reminders) and a [kanban](https://fabric.so/features/kanban) view for work you keep in Fabric itself.

Manage Trello with AI: create, move, and update cards, manage boards and checklists, and respond to activity by asking Fabric's assistant. Try Fabric free.

Trello

Post, respond, and manage roles across your Discord.

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### What is Discord?
 
Discord is where a lot of communities and teams talk, channels, forums, direct messages, roles. It moves fast, which is its strength and its problem: important things get said and then scroll away, and running a busy server, posting, responding, assigning roles, keeping order, is a steady stream of small manual jobs. This connection lets Fabric's assistant act on your Discord for you, and makes what happens there searchable in Fabric.
 
### What Fabric's assistant can do with Discord
 
Once your Discord is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can act in your server, from plain-language requests.
 
**Send messages.** Have it send a message to a channel, a direct message, or a reply in a forum post, so routine posting and responses can be handled for you.
 
**Manage the community.** It can find a channel or a user, add or remove a user's role, create a new forum post, and rename a channel, the everyday admin of keeping a server running.
 
Because you ask in your own words, the list isn't a menu to learn, you describe what should happen and the assistant maps it to the right action or trigger.
 
### You stay in control
 
The assistant acts only when you ask. For anything consequential, sending a message on your behalf, changing someone's roles, it checks with you before going ahead, unless you've told it it doesn't need to for a given task. You're approving the steps that matter, not handing over your server.
 
When something should happen regularly, you can set up a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) that runs on a schedule, posting a recurring update, tidying roles, so the routine parts run themselves while you keep approval over the rest.
 
### Search your Discord from Fabric
 
Alongside the assistant, connecting Discord adds keyword search over your Discord content from Fabric's main search, so a message or thread you half-remember is findable by matching text in the same place you search everything else you've saved, rather than scrolling back through channels.
 
### How people use it
 
**Community managers** offload the steady admin, posting updates, answering in channels, sorting roles, so keeping a server healthy takes less manual attention.
 
**Team leads** have the assistant handle routine posting and role management in work servers, without doing each step by hand.
 
**Server owners** set up scheduled or triggered [AI jobs](https://fabric.so/features/agents) to welcome new members, assign roles, or post recurring messages automatically.
 
**Anyone with important things buried in Discord** uses keyword search to pull a past message or decision back out, rather than losing it to the scroll.
 
### Frequently asked questions
 
**What does the Discord connection do?**
 
It lets Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) work with your Discord, taking actions like sending messages, managing roles, finding channels and users, and creating forum posts. It also adds keyword search over your Discord content in Fabric.
 
**What can the assistant do in Discord?**
 
It can send channel messages, direct messages, and forum replies, find channels and users, add and remove roles, create forum posts, and rename channels. You ask in plain language rather than choosing from a fixed list.
 
**Does the assistant act on its own?**
 
No. It acts only when you ask. For consequential actions like sending messages or changing roles, it confirms with you first, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. To have things happen automatically, you set that up deliberately as a scheduled or triggered [AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents).
 
**Can I automate Discord actions?**
 
Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run Discord actions on a schedule, such as posting recurring updates, while you keep approval over the rest.
 
**Can I search my Discord messages?**
 
Yes, by keyword, from Fabric's main search, so a past message or thread is findable by matching text alongside the rest of your library.
 
**Will it send messages or change roles without asking?**
 
No. Nothing consequential happens without your confirmation, unless you've chosen to let a specific task run without it. Finding and reading don't change anything.
 
**Is my Discord data secure?**
 
Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest. The connection acts on your Discord with your authorisation, and you control what it does. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).
 
**Does this work through MCP or the API?**
 
Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api); this connection is the built-in way to have Fabric's own assistant work with your Discord.
 
**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside Discord?**
 
Yes. Discord is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also connect [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/S7HtdFtL), [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan), and [Gmail](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/5zZcTVqZ), and automate across many apps with [Zapier](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/zapier/6PbgsvZS).

Manage Discord with AI: respond to activity, send messages, manage roles, and find channels by asking Fabric's assistant, plus keyword search. Try Fabric free.

Discord

Find, create, and update records in your Clay tables.

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### What is Clay?
 
Clay is a CRM and data platform built around tables of records, contacts, companies, leads, and whatever else you track. Keeping those tables current is steady manual work: adding records, updating fields, looking things up. This connection lets Fabric's assistant do that for you, in plain language, and makes your Clay data searchable in Fabric.
 
### What Fabric's assistant can do with Clay
 
Once your Clay is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can work with your tables from plain-language requests.
 
**Find records and fields.** Find a row in a table, find a user, or look up the select-option ID for a table field, so you can pull the record or value you need without opening Clay.
 
**Create and update records.** Create a record in a table, or update an existing one, so keeping your CRM current becomes something you ask for rather than type in by hand.
 
Because you ask in your own words, you describe the record or change you want and the assistant maps it to the right table operation.
 
### You stay in control
 
The assistant acts only when you ask. For anything that changes your data, updating a record that overwrites what was there, it confirms with you before going ahead, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. Finding and looking up records never change anything.
 
When keeping records current is a recurring job, you can set up a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) that updates or adds records on a schedule, so the routine data entry runs itself while you keep approval over anything that overwrites existing records.
 
### Search your Clay data from Fabric
 
Alongside the assistant, connecting Clay adds keyword search over your Clay records from Fabric's main search, so a contact or record is findable by matching text in the same place you search the rest of your library, rather than going into Clay to look.
 
### How people use it
 
**Sales and ops teams** keep CRM records current by asking the assistant to add or update rows, rather than filling in fields by hand. It fits how Fabric works for [sales](https://fabric.so/for/sales).
 
**Founders** update contacts and leads in a sentence while staying in the flow of their other work, useful for anyone [running lean](https://fabric.so/for/founders).
 
**Anyone who tracks people or companies in Clay** can pull a record by describing it, and create or update one by asking.
 
**People with recurring CRM upkeep** set up a scheduled [AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) to keep records current automatically, while keeping approval over anything that overwrites.
 
### Frequently asked questions
 
**What does the Clay connection do?**
 
It lets Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) work with your Clay tables, finding rows, users, and field options, and creating and updating records, from plain-language requests. It also adds keyword search over your Clay data in Fabric.
 
**What can the assistant do in Clay?**
 
It can find a row in a table, find a user, look up the select-option ID for a table field, create a record in a table, and update an existing record. You ask in plain language rather than choosing from a fixed list.
 
**Does the assistant change my records on its own?**
 
No. It acts only when you ask, and for anything that updates or overwrites a record it confirms with you first, unless you've deliberately told it not to for a specific task. Finding and looking up records change nothing.
 
**Can I keep records updated automatically?**
 
Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can add or update records on a schedule, so recurring CRM upkeep runs on its own, while you keep approval over anything that overwrites existing data.
 
**Can I search my Clay data?**
 
Yes, by keyword, from Fabric's main search, so a record is findable by matching text alongside the rest of your library.
 
**Will it overwrite records without asking?**
 
No. Nothing that changes existing data happens without your confirmation, unless you've chosen to let a specific task run without it.
 
**Is my Clay data secure?**
 
Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest. The connection acts on your Clay data with your authorisation, and you control what it does. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).
 
**Does this work through MCP or the API?**
 
Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api); this connection is the built-in way to have Fabric's own assistant work with your Clay.
 
**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside Clay?**
 
Yes. Clay is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also connect [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/S7HtdFtL), [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan), and [Gmail](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/5zZcTVqZ), and automate across many apps with [Zapier](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/zapier/6PbgsvZS).

Manage Clay with AI: find, create, and update records in your tables by asking Fabric's assistant, plus keyword search across your data. Try Fabric free.

Clay

Triage email, manage your calendar, and update contacts across Outlook.

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### What is Microsoft Outlook?
 
Outlook is where a lot of work converges, email, calendar, and contacts in one place. It's also where the day's admin piles up: mail to triage, events to schedule and update, contacts to keep current, all of it manual. This connection lets Fabric's assistant handle that across all three, in plain language.
 
### What Fabric's assistant can do with Outlook
 
Once your Outlook is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can act across your mail, calendar, and contacts, from plain-language requests.
 
**Handle email.** Send, reply, forward, and draft emails and replies; move email to a folder; mark as read or unread; flag or unflag; set importance and categories; create folders; copy and delete email, so triaging your inbox becomes something you can hand off.
 
**Manage your calendar.** Find events, get events in a date range or a group calendar, create and update events, add attendees, and cancel or delete events, so scheduling stops meaning clicking through the calendar.
 
**Keep contacts current.** Find contacts, find or create a contact, create, update, and delete contacts, and add users to a distribution list, so your address book stays up to date without manual entry.
 
Because you ask in your own words, you describe what you want and the assistant maps it to the right Outlook action or trigger.
 
### You stay in control
 
The assistant acts only when you ask. For anything consequential, sending or forwarding an email, deleting an email, event, or contact, cancelling a meeting, it confirms with you before going ahead, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. Finding, reading, and drafting never send or delete anything on their own.
 
When something should happen regularly, you can set up a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) that runs on a schedule, drafting routine replies, filing or flagging certain emails, tidying your calendar, so the repetitive parts run themselves while you keep approval over anything that sends or deletes.
 
### Search your Outlook from Fabric
 
Alongside the assistant, connecting Outlook adds keyword search over your email, events, and contacts from Fabric's main search, so a message, meeting, or person is findable by matching text in the same place you search the rest of your library, rather than searching Outlook separately.
 
### How people use it
 
**Busy professionals** hand inbox triage to the assistant, sorting, flagging, drafting replies, so email takes less of the day.
 
**Anyone juggling a full calendar** has the assistant find slots, create and update events, and add attendees by asking, rather than clicking through the calendar.
 
**People who let contacts go stale** keep their address book current by asking the assistant to add or update contacts as they go.
 
**Teams with recurring mail or scheduling work** set up a scheduled [AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) to handle it, while keeping approval over anything that sends or deletes.
 
### Frequently asked questions
 
**What does the Outlook connection do?**
 
It lets Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) run your Outlook email, calendar, and contacts, taking actions like sending and triaging mail, creating and updating events, and managing contacts. It also adds keyword search over your Outlook in Fabric.
 
**What can the assistant do in Outlook?**
 
Across email: send, reply, forward, draft, move, flag, categorise, set importance, and delete. Across calendar: find events, create, update, cancel, and delete events, and add attendees. Across contacts: find, create, update, and delete contacts, and manage distribution lists. You ask in plain language rather than choosing from a fixed list.
 
**Does the assistant send or delete on its own?**
 
No. It acts only when you ask, and for consequential actions, sending or forwarding mail, deleting or cancelling, it confirms with you first, unless you've deliberately told it not to for a specific task. Finding, reading, and drafting don't send or delete anything.
 
**Can I automate email and calendar work?**
 
Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, for example drafting routine replies or filing certain emails, while you keep approval over anything that sends or deletes.
 
**Can I search my Outlook from Fabric?**
 
Yes, by keyword, from Fabric's main search, so an email, event, or contact is findable by matching text alongside the rest of your library.
 
**Will it send or delete emails without asking?**
 
No. Nothing that sends, forwards, or deletes happens without your confirmation, unless you've chosen to let a specific task run without it. It can prepare drafts for you to review and send.
 
**How is this different from the Gmail connection?**
 
The [Gmail connection](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/5zZcTVqZ) makes your Gmail searchable in Fabric. The Outlook connection goes further: the assistant acts across your Outlook email, calendar, and contacts, sending, scheduling, and updating, as well as adding keyword search. If your work lives in Outlook, this handles it end to end.
 
**Is my Outlook data secure?**
 
Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest. The connection acts on your Outlook with your authorisation, and you control what it does. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).
 
**Does this work through MCP or the API?**
 
Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api); this connection is the built-in way to have Fabric's own assistant work with your Outlook.
 
**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside Outlook?**
 
Yes. Outlook is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also connect [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/S7HtdFtL), [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan), and [Gmail](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/5zZcTVqZ), and automate across many apps with [Zapier](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/zapier/6PbgsvZS).

Manage Outlook with AI: send and triage email, manage calendar events, and update contacts by asking Fabric's assistant, plus keyword search. Try Fabric free.

Microsoft Outlook

Create and update issues, manage projects, and respond to activity in Linear.

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### What is Linear?
 
Linear is the issue tracker many software and product teams run on, issues, projects, initiatives, and the customer needs behind them. Keeping it current means a steady stream of small actions: filing issues, updating status, adding labels, leaving comments, linking work to projects. This connection lets Fabric's assistant handle that for you, in plain language.
 
### What Fabric's assistant can do with Linear
 
Once your Linear is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can act on your workspace from plain-language requests.
 
**Find things.** Find an issue by ID or name, find comments on an issue, find a project or customer by ID, so you can locate work without scanning the workspace.
 
**Manage issues.** Create and update issues, add and remove labels, create issue attachments, and create comments, the everyday triage that keeps a tracker current.
 
**Manage projects and customers.** Create projects, customers, and customer needs, so the planning layer around your issues stays in step with the work.
 
Because you ask in your own words, you describe what should happen and the assistant maps it to the right Linear action or trigger.
 
### You stay in control
 
The assistant acts only when you ask. For anything that changes existing work, updating an issue, removing a label, it confirms with you before going ahead where the change is consequential, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. Finding and reading never change anything in your workspace.
 
When something should happen regularly, you can set up a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) that runs on a schedule, filing issues from a recurring source, labelling or triaging new ones, posting updates, so the routine tracker upkeep runs itself while you keep approval over the rest.
 
### Search your Linear from Fabric
 
Alongside the assistant, connecting Linear adds keyword search over your workspace from Fabric's main search, so an issue, project, or comment is findable by matching text in the same place you search the rest of your library, rather than searching Linear separately.
 
### How people use it
 
**Engineers** file and update issues by asking, keeping the tracker current without breaking flow, which fits how Fabric works for [developers](https://fabric.so/for/developers).
 
**Product managers** have the assistant manage projects, customer needs, and issue triage across the workspace. It suits how [product managers](https://fabric.so/for/product-managers) work.
 
**Teams** let issue and project activity trigger follow-on actions, so the tracker helps move work along rather than just recording it.
 
**People with recurring tracker chores** set up a scheduled [AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) to handle labelling, triage, or filing, while keeping approval over changes to existing work.
 
### Frequently asked questions
 
**What does the Linear connection do?**
 
It lets Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) manage your Linear workspace, taking actions like creating and updating issues, managing labels, and creating projects, customers, and comments. It also adds keyword search over your workspace in Fabric.
 
**What can the assistant do in Linear?**
 
It can find issues, projects, customers, and comments, create and update issues, add and remove labels, create issue attachments, create comments, and create projects, customers, and customer needs. You ask in plain language rather than choosing from a fixed list.
 
**Does the assistant change my workspace on its own?**
 
No. It acts only when you ask, and for consequential changes to existing work it confirms with you first, unless you've deliberately told it not to for a specific task. Finding and reading change nothing.
 
**Can I automate issue triage?**
 
Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, for example labelling or triaging new issues, while you keep approval over changes to existing work.
 
**Can I search my Linear workspace?**
 
Yes, by keyword, from Fabric's main search, so an issue, project, or comment is findable by matching text alongside the rest of your library.
 
**Is my Linear data secure?**
 
Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest. The connection acts on your workspace with your authorisation, and you control what it does. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).
 
**Does this work through MCP or the API?**
 
Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api); this connection is the built-in way to have Fabric's own assistant work with your Linear.
 
**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside Linear?**
 
Yes. Linear is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also connect [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/S7HtdFtL), [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan), and [Gmail](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/5zZcTVqZ), and automate across many apps with [Zapier](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/zapier/6PbgsvZS).

Manage Linear with AI: create and update issues, manage projects, and respond to activity by asking Fabric's assistant, plus keyword search. Try Fabric free.

Linear

Create, tag, and append to notes in your Evernote by asking.

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### What is Evernote?
 
Evernote is a long-running note-taking app built around notes, notebooks, tags, and reminders. Keeping it organised means a steady stream of small actions: filing notes into notebooks, tagging them, appending to running notes, setting reminders. This connection lets Fabric's assistant handle that for you, in plain language, and respond when new notes come in.
 
### What Fabric's assistant can do with Evernote
 
Once your Evernote is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can act on your Evernote from plain-language requests.
 
**Find notes and tags.** Find a note or a tag, or find-or-create either, so you can locate or set up what you need without opening the app.
 
**Create and organise.** Create notes, notebooks, and tags, tag a note, and append to an existing note, so capturing and filing becomes something you ask for rather than do by hand.
 
Because you ask in your own words, you describe what you want and the assistant maps it to the right Evernote action or trigger.
 
### You stay in control
 
The assistant acts only when you ask. For anything that changes an existing note, appending to it, it confirms with you before going ahead where the change is consequential, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. Finding and reading never change anything in your account.
 
When capturing or filing is a recurring job, you can set up a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) that runs on a schedule, tagging and filing new notes, appending to a running log, so the routine organising runs itself while you keep approval over changes to existing notes.
 
### Search your Evernote from Fabric
 
Alongside the assistant, connecting Evernote adds keyword search over your notes from Fabric's main search, so a note is findable by matching text in the same place you search the rest of your library, rather than searching Evernote separately.
 
### How people use it
 
**Long-time Evernote users** keep capturing and filing without leaving what they're doing, asking the assistant to create, tag, and file notes.
 
**People who keep running notes** have the assistant append to a note, a log, a list, a project journal, rather than opening it each time.
 
**Anyone organising a large Evernote** can find notes and tags by describing them, and tag or file in bulk by asking.
 
**People with recurring note chores** set up a scheduled [AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) to tag and file new notes automatically, while keeping approval over changes to existing ones.
 
### Frequently asked questions
 
**What does the Evernote connection do?**
 
It lets Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) work with your Evernote, taking actions like creating notes, notebooks, and tags, tagging notes, and appending to existing ones. It also adds keyword search over your notes in Fabric.
 
**What can the assistant do in Evernote?**
 
It can find notes and tags, find or create either, create notes, notebooks, and tags, tag a note, and append to an existing note. You ask in plain language rather than choosing from a fixed list.
 
**Does the assistant change my notes on its own?**
 
No. It acts only when you ask, and for changes to existing notes it confirms with you first where consequential, unless you've deliberately told it not to for a specific task. Finding and reading change nothing.
 
**Can I automate capturing and filing?**
 
Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, for example tagging and filing new notes, while you keep approval over changes to existing ones.
 
**Can I search my Evernote from Fabric?**
 
Yes, by keyword, from Fabric's main search, so a note is findable by matching text alongside the rest of your library.
 
**Is my Evernote data secure?**
 
Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest. The connection acts on your Evernote with your authorisation, and you control what it does. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).
 
**Does this work through MCP or the API?**
 
Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api); this connection is the built-in way to have Fabric's own assistant work with your Evernote.
 
**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside Evernote?**
 
Yes. Evernote is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also connect [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/S7HtdFtL), [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan), and [Gmail](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/5zZcTVqZ), and automate across many apps with [Zapier](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/zapier/6PbgsvZS).

Manage Evernote with AI: create, tag, and append to notes by asking Fabric's assistant, plus keyword search across your notebooks. Try Fabric free.

Evernote

Manage comments, versions, and dev resources across your Figma.

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### What is Figma?
 
Figma is where design happens, files, projects, comments, versions, and the handoff details that turn a design into something buildable. Around the design work itself sits a steady stream of collaboration: comments to answer, versions to track, dev resources and variables to keep in order. This connection lets Fabric's assistant handle that layer for you, in plain language, and respond when files and comments change.
 
### What Fabric's assistant can do with Figma
 
Once your Figma is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can act on your files from plain-language requests.
 
**Search your files.** Search files, file metadata, and file versions, so you can find the file or the point in its history you're after without hunting through projects.
 
**Handle comments.** Create, delete, and react to comments, and remove comment reactions, so feedback threads can be managed without opening each file.
 
**Manage dev resources and variables.** Create dev resources, and create, update, and manage variables, plus create images, so the handoff and design-system details stay in order. Some of these depend on your Figma plan, dev resources need a dev seat, and variables are an enterprise feature.
 
Because you ask in your own words, you describe what you want and the assistant maps it to the right Figma action or trigger.
 
### You stay in control
 
The assistant acts only when you ask. For anything that removes or changes things, deleting a comment or reaction, updating a variable, it confirms with you before going ahead where the change is consequential, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. Searching and reading never change anything in your files.
 
When something should happen regularly, you can set up a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) that runs on a schedule, tracking new versions, flagging new comments, keeping dev resources current, so the routine parts run themselves while you keep approval over anything that changes or removes.
 
### Search your Figma from Fabric
 
Alongside the assistant, connecting Figma adds keyword search over your design files from Fabric's main search, so a file is findable by matching text in the same place you search the rest of your library, rather than searching Figma separately. It pairs well with the [Google Drive connection](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan), where design exports and briefs often live.
 
### How people use it
 
**Designers** keep on top of feedback by having the assistant find and manage comments, and track versions across files, without opening each one. It fits how Fabric works for [designers](https://fabric.so/for/designers).
 
**Design leads** let file and comment activity trigger follow-on actions, so a new version or a new comment can set the next step in motion.
 
**Teams handing off to engineering** keep dev resources and variables current, so the build-facing details stay in step with the design.
 
**People with recurring design-ops chores** set up a scheduled [AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) to track versions or manage comments, while keeping approval over anything that changes or removes.
 
### Frequently asked questions
 
**What does the Figma connection do?**
 
It lets Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) work with your Figma files, taking actions like managing comments, tracking versions, and handling dev resources and variables. It also adds keyword search over your design files in Fabric.
 
**What can the assistant do in Figma?**
 
It can search files, metadata, and versions, create, delete, and react to comments, create dev resources, create and update variables, and create images. Some actions depend on your Figma plan. You ask in plain language rather than choosing from a fixed list.
 
**Does it manage comments and versions rather than the designs themselves?**
 
Yes. This connection works with the collaboration and handoff layer, comments, versions, dev resources, and variables, and adds search across your files, rather than editing the visual designs. The design work stays in Figma.
 
**Are all the actions available on any Figma plan?**
 
No. Some depend on your plan: dev resources require a dev seat, and variables are an enterprise feature. The rest work more broadly.
 
**Does the assistant change my files on its own?**
 
No. It acts only when you ask, and for consequential changes, deleting comments, updating variables, it confirms with you first, unless you've deliberately told it not to for a specific task. Searching and reading change nothing.
 
**Can I automate design-ops work?**
 
Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, for example tracking versions or flagging comments, while you keep approval over anything that changes or removes.
 
**Can I search my Figma files from Fabric?**
 
Yes, by keyword, from Fabric's main search, so a file is findable by matching text alongside the rest of your library.
 
**Is my Figma data secure?**
 
Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest. The connection acts on your Figma with your authorisation, and you control what it does. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).
 
**Does this work through MCP or the API?**
 
Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api); this connection is the built-in way to have Fabric's own assistant work with your Figma.
 
**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside Figma?**
 
Yes. Figma is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also connect [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/S7HtdFtL), [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan), and [Gmail](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/5zZcTVqZ), and automate across many apps with [Zapier](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/zapier/6PbgsvZS).

Manage Figma with AI: handle comments, versions, and dev resources and respond to file activity by asking Fabric's assistant. Try Fabric free.

Figma

Find slots, create events, and manage your Google Calendar.

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### What is Google Calendar?
 
Google Calendar is where a lot of people's time lives, meetings, events, reminders, across one or several calendars. Keeping it in order is constant small work: finding a free slot, creating events, adding and removing attendees, moving things around, checking who's busy when. This connection hands that to Fabric's assistant: you ask, and it does it.
 
### What Fabric's assistant can do with Google Calendar
 
Once your Google Calendar is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can act on your calendar from plain-language requests.
 
**Find events and free time.** Find events, retrieve one by ID, find busy periods across a calendar, find your calendars, and get calendar information, so working out when you're free, or when something is, doesn't mean scanning the grid.
 
**Create and schedule.** Create events, create detailed events, quick-add an event from a line of text, and find-or-create an event, so putting something on the calendar becomes a sentence rather than a form.
 
**Manage what's there.** Update events, add and remove attendees, move an event to another calendar, delete events, and create calendars, so rearranging your schedule can be handed off.
 
You describe what you want and the assistant maps it to the right calendar action.
 
### You stay in control
 
The assistant acts only when you ask. For anything consequential, deleting an event, removing attendees, moving something to another calendar, it confirms with you before going ahead, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. Finding events and checking free time never change anything.
 
When something should happen regularly, you can set up a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) that runs on a schedule, adding attendees to recurring events, creating events from another source, tidying your calendar, so the routine parts run themselves while you keep approval over anything that removes or moves.
 
### Search your calendar from Fabric
 
Alongside the assistant, connecting Google Calendar adds keyword search over your events from Fabric's main search, so a meeting or event is findable by matching text in the same place you search the rest of your library, rather than searching the calendar separately.
 
### How people use it
 
**Anyone juggling a full calendar** has the assistant find slots, create and update events, and manage attendees by asking, rather than clicking through the week.
 
**People scheduling with others** use find-busy-periods to work out when everyone's free, then create the event in one step.
 
**Teams** let calendar activity trigger follow-on actions, so an event starting, ending, or changing can set something else in motion.
 
**People with recurring scheduling work** set up a scheduled [AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) to handle it, while keeping approval over anything that removes or moves events.
 
### Frequently asked questions
 
**What does the Google Calendar connection do?**
 
It lets Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) manage your Google Calendar, taking actions like finding free slots, creating and updating events, managing attendees, and moving or deleting events. It also adds keyword search over your events in Fabric.
 
**What can the assistant do in Google Calendar?**
 
It can find events, retrieve by ID, find busy periods and calendars, get calendar information, create events and detailed events, quick-add, add and remove attendees, update events, move events between calendars, delete events, and create calendars. You ask in plain language rather than choosing from a fixed list.
 
**Can it find a free slot for me?**
 
Yes. It can find busy periods across your calendar, so you can ask when you're free, or when a group is, and then create the event in the same step.
 
**Does the assistant change my calendar on its own?**
 
No. It acts only when you ask, and for consequential actions, deleting events, removing attendees, moving things, it confirms with you first, unless you've deliberately told it not to for a specific task. Finding events and checking free time change nothing.
 
**Can I automate scheduling work?**
 
Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, for example adding attendees to recurring events or creating events from another source, while you keep approval over anything that removes or moves.
 
**Can I search my calendar from Fabric?**
 
Yes, by keyword, from Fabric's main search, so an event is findable by matching text alongside the rest of your library.
 
**How does this relate to the Outlook connection?**
 
The Outlook connection manages calendar alongside email and contacts, for people whose work lives in Outlook. This connection is Google Calendar on its own, for people whose scheduling lives there. Both let the assistant manage your calendar; choose the one your calendar is in.
 
**Will it delete events or remove attendees without asking?**
 
No. Nothing that removes or moves events happens without your confirmation, unless you've chosen to let a specific task run without it.
 
**Is my calendar data secure?**
 
Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest. The connection acts on your calendar with your authorisation, and you control what it does. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).
 
**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside Google Calendar?**
 
Yes. Google Calendar is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also connect [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/S7HtdFtL), [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan), and [Gmail](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/5zZcTVqZ), and automate across many apps with [Zapier](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/zapier/6PbgsvZS).

Manage Google Calendar with AI: find slots, create and update events, and manage attendees by asking Fabric's assistant. Try Fabric free.

Google Calendar

Send and triage messages, manage channels, and respond in Slack.

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### What is Slack?
 
Slack is where a lot of teams do their talking, channels, threads, direct messages, files, approvals. It moves quickly, and staying on top of it is a job in itself: messages to answer, threads to follow, channels to run, people to add and remove, status to keep current. This connection lets Fabric's assistant handle much of that for you, in plain language.
 
### What Fabric's assistant can do with Slack
 
Once your Slack is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can act on your workspace from plain-language requests.
 
**Find and read.** Find a message or a user by email, ID, name, or username, get a conversation and its members, get a message by timestamp or permalink, retrieve thread messages, and get a message's reactions, so you can pull the context you need without scrolling.
 
**Handle messages.** Send channel, private channel, and direct messages, edit and delete messages, add reactions and reminders, cancel a scheduled message, and request approval, so responding and following up can be handed off.
 
**Run channels and people.** Create and archive channels, create private channels, invite and remove users, set a channel topic, create and edit canvases, and set your status or update your profile, the everyday work of keeping a workspace running.
 
You describe what you want and the assistant maps it to the right Slack action or trigger.
 
### You stay in control
 
The assistant acts only when you ask. For anything consequential, sending a message on your behalf, deleting or editing one, removing a user, archiving a channel, it confirms with you before going ahead, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. Finding and reading never post or change anything.
 
When something should happen regularly, you can set up a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) that runs on a schedule, posting a recurring update, inviting new hires to the right channels, so the routine parts run themselves while you keep approval over anything that posts, deletes, or removes.
 
### Search your Slack from Fabric
 
Alongside the assistant, connecting Slack adds keyword search over your workspace from Fabric's main search, so a message or thread you half-remember is findable by matching text in the same place you search the rest of your library, rather than scrolling back through channels.
 
### How people use it
 
**Team leads** hand routine messaging and channel admin to the assistant, posting updates, running channels, keeping status current, so Slack takes less of the day.
 
**Busy people** have the assistant find messages and set reminders on the ones that need following up, and draft replies to send.
 
**Operations** let workspace activity, a new user, a message matching a query, an approval request, trigger follow-on actions, so onboarding and routing happen without manual steps.
 
**Teams with recurring Slack work** set up a scheduled [AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) to handle it, while keeping approval over anything that posts, deletes, or removes.
 
### Frequently asked questions
 
**What does the Slack connection do?**
 
It lets Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) work across your Slack, sending and editing messages, running channels, managing members, and setting status. It also adds keyword search over your workspace in Fabric.
 
**What can the assistant do in Slack?**
 
It can find messages and users, get conversations and threads, send channel, private, and direct messages, edit and delete messages, add reactions and reminders, request approval, create and archive channels, invite and remove users, set channel topics, create and edit canvases, and set status or update a profile. You ask in plain language rather than choosing from a fixed list.
 
**Does the assistant post or delete on its own?**
 
No. It acts only when you ask, and for consequential actions, sending, editing, or deleting messages, removing users, archiving channels, it confirms with you first, unless you've deliberately told it not to for a specific task. Finding and reading post or change nothing.
 
**Can I automate Slack work?**
 
Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, for example posting a recurring update or inviting new users to channels, while you keep approval over anything that posts, deletes, or removes.
 
**Can I search my Slack from Fabric?**
 
Yes, by keyword, from Fabric's main search, so a message or thread is findable by matching text alongside the rest of your library.
 
**How is this different from the Discord connection?**
 
Both let the assistant work with your chat platform. The Discord connection is oriented around communities and servers; Slack is oriented around team workplaces, channels, threads, approvals, and status. Choose the one your team talks in.
 
**Will it send or delete messages without asking?**
 
No. Nothing that posts, edits, deletes, or removes happens without your confirmation, unless you've chosen to let a specific task run without it.
 
**Is my Slack data secure?**
 
Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest. The connection acts on your workspace with your authorisation, and you control what it does. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).
 
**Does this work through MCP or the API?**
 
Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api); this connection is the built-in way to have Fabric's own assistant work with your Slack.
 
**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside Slack?**
 
Yes. Slack is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also connect [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/S7HtdFtL), [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan), and [Gmail](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/5zZcTVqZ), and automate across many apps with [Zapier](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/zapier/6PbgsvZS).

Manage Slack with AI: send and triage messages, run channels, and respond to activity by asking Fabric's assistant, plus keyword search. Try Fabric free.

Slack

Create, update, and organise Asana tasks and projects.

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### What is Asana?
 
Asana is where a lot of teams coordinate work, projects, tasks, subtasks, sections, and the comments and stories that track how things move. Keeping it current is a steady stream of small actions: creating tasks, breaking them into subtasks, moving them between sections, tagging, commenting, spinning up projects from templates. This connection lets Fabric's assistant handle that for you, in plain language.
 
### What Fabric's assistant can do with Asana
 
Once your Asana is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can act on your workspace from plain-language requests.
 
**Find tasks and projects.** Get tasks, find all tasks in a project, find a task by ID, in a workspace, or in a project, find projects and sections, find task comments and attachments, and find users, so you can locate work without scanning boards and lists.
 
**Manage tasks.** Create tasks and subtasks, create from a template, duplicate a task, add a task to a section, attach files, add and remove tags, create comments and stories, and update tasks, the everyday work of keeping things moving.
 
**Set up projects.** Create projects and sections, and create projects from templates, so standing up new work stays consistent without building it by hand.
 
You describe what you want and the assistant maps it to the right Asana action or trigger.
 
### You stay in control
 
The assistant acts only when you ask. For anything consequential, updating a task in a way that overwrites, moving it, removing a tag, it confirms with you before going ahead where the change matters, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. Finding and reading never change anything in your workspace.
 
When something should happen regularly, you can set up a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) that runs on a schedule, creating follow-up tasks when one completes, spinning up a project from a template on a cadence, tagging and sorting new tasks, so the routine coordination runs itself while you keep approval over the rest.
 
### Search your Asana from Fabric
 
Alongside the assistant, connecting Asana adds keyword search over your workspace from Fabric's main search, so a task or project is findable by matching text in the same place you search the rest of your library, rather than searching Asana separately.
 
### How people use it
 
**Project managers** keep projects moving by asking the assistant to create, update, and organise tasks, rather than doing each one by hand. It fits how Fabric works for [product managers](https://fabric.so/for/product-managers).
 
**Teams** have task activity, a completion, a move, a new comment, trigger follow-on actions, so the board helps move work along rather than just recording it.
 
**Anyone coordinating work in Asana** can spin up projects and tasks from templates by asking, and pull the tasks they need by describing them.
 
**People with recurring project chores** set up a scheduled [AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) to handle the setup and upkeep, while keeping approval over changes to existing work.
 
### Frequently asked questions
 
**What does the Asana connection do?**
 
It lets Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) manage your Asana, taking actions like creating and updating tasks and subtasks, organising sections and tags, and creating projects from templates. It also adds keyword search over your workspace in Fabric.
 
**What can the assistant do in Asana?**
 
It can get and find tasks, projects, sections, comments, and users, create tasks, subtasks, and sections, create tasks and projects from templates, duplicate tasks, attach files, add and remove tags, create comments and stories, and update tasks. You ask in plain language rather than choosing from a fixed list.
 
**Does the assistant change my workspace on its own?**
 
No. It acts only when you ask, and for consequential changes it confirms with you first, unless you've deliberately told it not to for a specific task. Finding and reading change nothing.
 
**Can I create projects and tasks from templates?**
 
Yes. The assistant can create projects and tasks from your Asana templates, so standing up recurring work stays consistent without setting it up by hand each time.
 
**Can I automate task coordination?**
 
Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, for example creating follow-up tasks on completion or tagging new ones, while you keep approval over changes to existing work.
 
**Can I search my Asana from Fabric?**
 
Yes, by keyword, from Fabric's main search, so a task or project is findable by matching text alongside the rest of your library.
 
**How is this different from the Trello and Linear connections?**
 
All three manage tasks and projects. Trello is visual kanban built around boards, lists, and cards; Linear is issue tracking for software and product teams; Asana is general team task and project management, with sections, subtasks, templates, and stories. Choose the one your team plans in.
 
**Is my Asana data secure?**
 
Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest. The connection acts on your workspace with your authorisation, and you control what it does. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).
 
**Does this work through MCP or the API?**
 
Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api); this connection is the built-in way to have Fabric's own assistant work with your Asana.
 
**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside Asana?**
 
Yes. Asana is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also connect [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/S7HtdFtL), [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan), and [Gmail](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/5zZcTVqZ), and automate across many apps with [Zapier](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/zapier/6PbgsvZS).

Manage Asana with AI: create, update, and organise tasks and projects and respond to activity by asking Fabric's assistant. Try Fabric free.

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Send and triage messages, run channels, and respond to activity in Teams.

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### What is Microsoft Teams?
 
Teams is where a lot of organisations do their day-to-day talking, channels, chats, replies, and the approvals and updates that move work along, all inside the Microsoft ecosystem. Staying on top of it is constant: messages to answer, channels to run, chats to start, status to keep current. This connection lets Fabric's assistant handle much of that for you, in plain language.
 
### What Fabric's assistant can do with Microsoft Teams
 
Once your Teams is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can act on your workspace from plain-language requests.
 
**Find and read.** Get a channel or chat by ID, get channel and chat messages, find team members, and find public channels, so you can pull the context you need without scrolling.
 
**Handle messages.** Send channel, chat, and bot messages, send a message with a card, reply to a channel message, edit and delete chat messages, and send an approval request and wait for the response, so responding and following up can be handed off.
 
**Run channels and chats.** Create channels and private channels, create a one-on-one chat, create a chat and send a message in one step, set your status, and update your profile, the everyday work of keeping a workspace running.
 
You describe what you want and the assistant maps it to the right Teams action or trigger.
 
### You stay in control
 
The assistant acts only when you ask. For anything consequential, sending a message on your behalf, editing or deleting one, sending an approval request, it confirms with you before going ahead, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. Finding and reading never post or change anything.
 
When something should happen regularly, you can set up a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) that runs on a schedule, posting a recurring update, routing certain messages, sending an approval request when something needs sign-off, so the routine parts run themselves while you keep approval over anything that posts, edits, or deletes.
 
### Search your Teams from Fabric
 
Alongside the assistant, connecting Teams adds keyword search over your workspace from Fabric's main search, so a message or chat you half-remember is findable by matching text in the same place you search the rest of your library, rather than scrolling back through channels.
 
### How people use it
 
**Teams already on Microsoft 365** run channels and chats through the assistant, and pair it with the Outlook connection so mail, calendar, and chat can all be handled from one place.
 
**Team leads** hand routine messaging and channel admin to the assistant, posting updates, starting chats, keeping status current.
 
**Operations** use the approval-request action to route sign-offs, and let workspace activity trigger follow-on steps.
 
**Teams with recurring Teams work** set up a scheduled [AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) to handle it, while keeping approval over anything that posts, edits, or deletes.
 
### Frequently asked questions
 
**What does the Microsoft Teams connection do?**
 
It lets Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) work across your Teams, taking actions like sending and editing messages, running channels and chats, sending approval requests, and setting status. It also adds keyword search over your workspace in Fabric.
 
**What can the assistant do in Teams?**
 
It can get channels, chats, and messages, find team members and public channels, send channel, chat, and bot messages and messages with cards, reply, edit and delete chat messages, send an approval request and wait, create channels, private channels, and one-on-one chats, set status, and update a profile. You ask in plain language rather than choosing from a fixed list.
 
**Does the assistant post or delete on its own?**
 
No. It acts only when you ask, and for consequential actions, sending, editing, or deleting messages, sending approval requests, it confirms with you first, unless you've deliberately told it not to for a specific task. Finding and reading post or change nothing.
 
**Can it send approval requests?**
 
Yes. It can send an approval request and wait for the response, so sign-offs can be routed through Teams as part of a workflow. This works well as a step in a scheduled or triggered [AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents).
 
**Can I automate Teams work?**
 
Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, for example posting a recurring update or routing messages, while you keep approval over anything that posts, edits, or deletes.
 
**Can I search my Teams from Fabric?**
 
Yes, by keyword, from Fabric's main search, so a message or chat is findable by matching text alongside the rest of your library.
 
**How is this different from the Slack and Discord connections?**
 
All three let the assistant work with your chat platform. Discord is oriented around communities and servers; Slack around team workplaces; Teams around organisations on Microsoft 365, and it pairs naturally with the Outlook connection. Choose the one your organisation talks in.
 
**Will it send or delete messages without asking?**
 
No. Nothing that posts, edits, or deletes happens without your confirmation, unless you've chosen to let a specific task run without it.
 
**Is my Teams data secure?**
 
Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest. The connection acts on your workspace with your authorisation, and you control what it does. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).
 
**Does this work through MCP or the API?**
 
Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api); this connection is the built-in way to have Fabric's own assistant work with your Teams.
 
**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside Teams?**
 
Yes. Microsoft Teams is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also connect [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/S7HtdFtL), [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan), and [Gmail](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/5zZcTVqZ), and automate across many apps with [Zapier](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/zapier/6PbgsvZS).

Manage Microsoft Teams with AI: send and triage messages, run channels, and respond to activity by asking Fabric's assistant. Try Fabric free.

Microsoft Teams

Find, create, and update records across your Airtable bases.

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### What is Airtable?
 
Airtable is a database that works like a spreadsheet, bases, tables, and records, used for everything from CRMs and content calendars to project trackers and inventories. Keeping a base current is steady manual work: adding records, updating fields, looking things up across tables. This connection lets Fabric's assistant handle that for you, in plain language.
 
### What Fabric's assistant can do with Airtable
 
Once your Airtable is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can act on your bases from plain-language requests.
 
**Find and read.** Find records, tables, and bases by name or ID, get all records in a table, and get a base's schema, so you can pull the data you need, and let the assistant understand how a base is structured before it acts.
 
**Create and update records.** Create records, create records in bulk, create-or-update, update a record or many at once, delete records, and add a comment to a record, so keeping a base current becomes something you ask for rather than type in.
 
**Build structure.** Create bases and tables, so standing up new data stays quick without building it by hand.
 
You describe what you want and the assistant maps it to the right Airtable action or trigger.
 
### You stay in control
 
The assistant acts only when you ask. For anything that removes or overwrites data, deleting a record, updating one or many in a way that overwrites, it confirms with you before going ahead, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. Finding, reading, and getting a schema never change anything.
 
When keeping a base current is a recurring job, you can set up a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) that runs on a schedule, adding records from another source, updating a tracker, tidying a table, so the routine data work runs itself while you keep approval over anything that deletes or overwrites.
 
### Search your Airtable from Fabric
 
Alongside the assistant, connecting Airtable adds keyword search over your records from Fabric's main search, so a record is findable by matching text in the same place you search the rest of your library, rather than searching Airtable separately.
 
### How people use it
 
**No-code builders** keep their bases current by asking the assistant to add and update records, rather than filling in fields by hand.
 
**Teams** have new or changed records trigger follow-on actions, so a base that records something can set the next step in motion.
 
**Anyone running a base as a CRM or tracker** can pull records by describing what they want, and create or update them by asking.
 
**People with recurring base upkeep** set up a scheduled [AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) to handle it, while keeping approval over anything destructive.
 
### Frequently asked questions
 
**What does the Airtable connection do?**
 
It lets Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) manage your Airtable, taking actions like finding records, creating and updating them, reading a base's schema, and creating bases and tables. It also adds keyword search over your data in Fabric.
 
**What can the assistant do in Airtable?**
 
It can find records, tables, and bases by name or ID, get all records, get a base schema, create records individually or in bulk, create-or-update, update one or many records, delete records, add comments to records, and create bases and tables. You ask in plain language rather than choosing from a fixed list.
 
**Does the assistant change my base on its own?**
 
No. It acts only when you ask, and for anything that deletes or overwrites data it confirms with you first, unless you've deliberately told it not to for a specific task. Finding, reading, and getting a schema change nothing.
 
**Can it understand how my base is structured?**
 
Yes. It can read a base's schema, so it works with your tables and fields as they actually are rather than guessing at the structure.
 
**Can I automate record updates?**
 
Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, for example adding records from another source or updating a tracker, while you keep approval over anything destructive.
 
**Can I search my Airtable from Fabric?**
 
Yes, by keyword, from Fabric's main search, so a record is findable by matching text alongside the rest of your library.
 
**How is this different from the Google Sheets connection?**
 
Both work with structured data. Google Sheets is a spreadsheet, rows, cells, and formatting; Airtable is a relational database, bases, tables, records, and schema. Choose the one your data lives in.
 
**Will it delete or overwrite records without asking?**
 
No. Nothing that removes or overwrites data happens without your confirmation, unless you've chosen to let a specific task run without it.
 
**Is my Airtable data secure?**
 
Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest. The connection acts on your bases with your authorisation, and you control what it does. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).
 
**Does this work through MCP or the API?**
 
Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api); this connection is the built-in way to have Fabric's own assistant work with your Airtable.
 
**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside Airtable?**
 
Yes. Airtable is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also connect [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/S7HtdFtL), [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan), and [Gmail](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/5zZcTVqZ), and automate across many apps with [Zapier](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/zapier/6PbgsvZS).

Manage Airtable with AI: find, create, and update records across your bases and tables by asking Fabric's assistant, plus keyword search. Try Fabric free.

Airtable

Create and manage tasks, docs, and messages in ClickUp.

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### What is ClickUp?
 
ClickUp is an all-in-one work platform, tasks, docs, chat, time tracking, and custom fields, organised into spaces, folders, and lists. Because so much lives in one place, keeping it current means a lot of small actions across all of it: creating tasks and subtasks, writing docs, posting messages, logging time, updating fields. This connection lets Fabric's assistant handle much of that for you, in plain language.
 
### What Fabric's assistant can do with ClickUp
 
Once your ClickUp is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can act on your workspace from plain-language requests.
 
**Find things.** Find tasks, the most recent task, a task by ID, a list of all tasks, custom fields, users, and documents, so you can locate work without scanning the hierarchy.
 
**Manage tasks.** Create tasks and subtasks, post task comments, add attachments, log time tracked, update tasks and custom field values, update access for a task, and archive or delete tasks, the everyday work of keeping things moving.
 
**Work with docs and structure.** Create documents, document pages, spaces, folders, lists, and custom fields, and edit a document page, so setting up and writing in your workspace can be handed off.
 
**Send messages.** Send direct messages and channel messages, so the chat side stays in step with the work.
 
You describe what you want and the assistant maps it to the right ClickUp action or trigger.
 
### You stay in control
 
The assistant acts only when you ask. For anything consequential, archiving or deleting a task, updating access, overwriting a field or a document, sending a message, it confirms with you before going ahead, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. Finding and reading never change anything in your workspace.
 
When something should happen regularly, you can set up a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) that runs on a schedule, creating follow-up tasks, logging time, posting an update, so the routine work runs itself while you keep approval over anything that deletes, overwrites, or sends.
 
### Search your ClickUp from Fabric
 
Alongside the assistant, connecting ClickUp adds keyword search over your workspace from Fabric's main search, so a task, doc, or message is findable by matching text in the same place you search the rest of your library, rather than searching ClickUp separately.
 
### How people use it
 
**Teams running everything in ClickUp** manage tasks, docs, and chat through the assistant, so the one place their work lives takes less manual upkeep.
 
**Project managers** create tasks, subtasks, and docs and update fields by asking, and let task activity trigger follow-on steps.
 
**People tracking time** log time and post updates without breaking flow.
 
**Teams with recurring workspace chores** set up a scheduled [AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) to handle the setup and upkeep, while keeping approval over anything destructive.
 
### Frequently asked questions
 
**What does the ClickUp connection do?**
 
It lets Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) run your ClickUp, taking actions across tasks, docs, custom fields, and chat. It also adds keyword search over your workspace in Fabric.
 
**What can the assistant do in ClickUp?**
 
It can find tasks, custom fields, users, and documents, create tasks and subtasks, post comments and attachments, log time, update tasks, fields, and access, archive or delete tasks, create documents, pages, spaces, folders, lists, and custom fields, edit document pages, and send direct and channel messages. You ask in plain language rather than choosing from a fixed list.
 
**Does the assistant change my workspace on its own?**
 
No. It acts only when you ask, and for consequential actions, deleting tasks, changing access, overwriting fields or docs, sending messages, it confirms with you first, unless you've deliberately told it not to for a specific task. Finding and reading change nothing.
 
**Can it work across tasks, docs, and chat?**
 
Yes. ClickUp folds all three into one workspace, and the connection covers all three, creating and updating tasks, writing and editing docs, and sending messages, from the same assistant.
 
**Can I automate workspace upkeep?**
 
Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, for example creating follow-up tasks or posting updates, while you keep approval over anything destructive.
 
**Can I search my ClickUp from Fabric?**
 
Yes, by keyword, from Fabric's main search, so a task, doc, or message is findable by matching text alongside the rest of your library.
 
**How is this different from the Asana connection?**
 
Both manage tasks and projects. ClickUp is broader, an all-in-one that folds docs, chat, and time tracking into the same workspace; the Asana connection is focused on task and project management. Choose the one your team works in.
 
**Will it delete tasks or send messages without asking?**
 
No. Nothing that deletes, overwrites, or sends happens without your confirmation, unless you've chosen to let a specific task run without it.
 
**Is my ClickUp data secure?**
 
Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest. The connection acts on your workspace with your authorisation, and you control what it does. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).
 
**Does this work through MCP or the API?**
 
Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api); this connection is the built-in way to have Fabric's own assistant work with your ClickUp.
 
**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside ClickUp?**
 
Yes. ClickUp is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also connect [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/S7HtdFtL), [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan), and [Gmail](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/5zZcTVqZ), and automate across many apps with [Zapier](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/zapier/6PbgsvZS).

Manage ClickUp with AI: create and manage tasks, docs, and messages and respond to activity by asking Fabric's assistant, plus keyword search. Try Fabric free.

ClickUp

Find, create, and update items, and get status from your monday.com boards.

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### What is monday.com?

monday.com is a work management platform where teams run projects on boards made of items, columns and groups. It is flexible enough to hold a product roadmap, a content calendar or a client pipeline, which also means a lot of time goes into keeping boards current and checking where things stand. This connection lets Fabric's assistant read and change your boards for you, in plain language.

### What Fabric's assistant can do with monday.com

Once monday.com is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can work on your boards from a simple request.

**Find out where work stands.** Find Items, Find Subitems and Find User by Name locate the work and the people, and Get Board Values, Get Column Values, Get Group Details, Get User Details and Get File Column Values read the detail. Ask which items on the launch board are stuck and who owns them, and you get the answer without filtering views by hand.

**Turn plans into items.** Create Item, Create Subitem, Create Group, Create Column and Create Board build out a board from a plan you describe or from [meeting notes](https://fabric.so/use-cases/meeting-notes) you already keep in Fabric. Duplicate Item copies an item that is set up the way you like, and Create Update posts context on an item so the discussion stays with the work.

**Keep boards current.** Update Item, Update Item Name and Update Subitem change status, owner, dates and other columns. Move Item to Group and Group Position reorganize the board as work moves on, and Upload File to Specific Column attaches the file an item needs.

**Clear out finished work.** Archive Item, Archive Group and Archive Board tidy up, and Delete Item and Delete Group remove what is no longer needed. API Request (Beta) reaches the monday.com API for anything the standard actions do not cover.

### You stay in control

The assistant works from your instructions. For anything that removes data, such as deleting or archiving items, groups or boards, it confirms with you before going ahead, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. Finding and reading items never changes your boards.

When a job should run regularly, you can set up a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) on a schedule, such as a Monday morning list of overdue items by owner. The connection also includes events, such as New Item in Board, Item Moved to Group and Any Column Value Changed in Board, which can start an automation when something changes on a board.

### Search your boards from Fabric

Connecting monday.com also adds keyword search over your boards from Fabric's main search, so an item is findable by matching text in the same place you search the rest of your library.

### How people use it

**Project managers** ask for every stuck or overdue item across a set of boards before the weekly status call.

**Team leads** paste the action items from a meeting and have them created as items with owners and due dates in one request.

**Agency producers** duplicate the standard setup item for a new client and post the brief from Fabric as an update. See how agencies compare tools in our guide to [project management for agencies](https://fabric.so/comparison/best-project-management-for-agencies).

**Anyone who keeps [project docs](https://fabric.so/use-cases/project-docs) in Fabric** can turn a plan into a board without retyping it.

### Frequently asked questions

**What does the monday.com connection do?**

It lets Fabric's assistant find, read, create and update items, subitems, groups and boards in monday.com, post updates and upload files, and it adds keyword search over your boards in Fabric.

**Can I create monday.com items from meeting notes?**

Yes. Share the notes with the assistant and it creates an item or subitem for each action, with the owners, dates and statuses you mention.

**Can the assistant update statuses and columns?**

Yes. Update Item and Update Subitem change column values such as status, owner and due date, and Move Item to Group moves work between groups.

**Can I get a status report from my boards?**

Yes. Ask for what you care about, such as everything due this week or everything marked stuck, and the assistant reads the board and summarizes it.

**Does the assistant change my boards on its own?**

No. It acts on your instructions, and it confirms before deleting or archiving anything, unless you've told it not to for a specific task.

**Can I automate monday.com updates?**

Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, for example a weekly summary or a recurring cleanup of finished items.

**Is my monday.com data secure?**

Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest, and the connection acts on your boards with your authorization. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).

**Does this work through MCP or the API?**

Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api). This connection is the built-in way to have Fabric's own assistant work with monday.com.

**Does Fabric work with other project tools?**

Yes. monday.com is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also connect [Asana](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/asana/eN3zMpAc), [ClickUp](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/clickup/kjy7YgFA), [Trello](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/trello/URDCIwVP) and [Slack](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/slack/89at81Ak).

Manage monday.com with AI: find items, create tasks from notes, update statuses, and get board summaries by asking Fabric's assistant. Try Fabric free.

monday.com

Capture, complete, and organise your Todoist tasks.

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### What is Todoist?
 
Todoist is a to-do app for keeping personal and shared tasks in order, tasks, projects, sections, and comments. Staying on top of it means a steady trickle of small actions: capturing tasks, marking them done, moving them between sections, spinning up projects. This connection lets Fabric's assistant handle that for you, in plain language, and respond when tasks come and go.
 
### What Fabric's assistant can do with Todoist
 
Once your Todoist is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can act on your tasks from plain-language requests.
 
**Find tasks and projects.** Find a task, project, or user, find-or-create a project or item, and get a project's collaborators, so you can locate what you need without opening the app.
 
**Manage tasks.** Create tasks, mark tasks as completed, move a task to a section, add comments to tasks and projects, and update tasks, so capturing and clearing your list becomes something you ask for.
 
**Set up projects.** Create projects and invite users to them, so shared work stays organised without setting it up by hand.
 
You describe what you want and the assistant maps it to the right Todoist action or trigger.
 
### You stay in control
 
The assistant acts only when you ask. For anything that changes existing work, updating a task in a way that overwrites, marking something complete, it confirms with you before going ahead where the change matters, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. Finding and reading never change anything.
 
When capturing or clearing tasks is a recurring job, you can set up a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) that runs on a schedule, adding tasks from another source, creating a follow-up when one completes, so the routine list-keeping runs itself while you keep approval over changes to existing tasks.
 
### Search your Todoist from Fabric
 
Alongside the assistant, connecting Todoist adds keyword search over your tasks from Fabric's main search, so a task or project is findable by matching text in the same place you search the rest of your library, rather than searching Todoist separately.
 
### How people use it
 
**Anyone running their life on a to-do list** captures and clears tasks by asking, rather than opening the app for each one.
 
**People who capture tasks everywhere** have new tasks flow into Todoist and let completions trigger follow-on actions.
 
**Small teams** create shared projects, invite collaborators, and keep tasks moving without manual setup.
 
**People with recurring task chores** set up a scheduled [AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) to handle capturing and follow-ups, while keeping approval over changes to existing tasks.
 
### Frequently asked questions
 
**What does the Todoist connection do?**
 
It lets Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) manage your Todoist, taking actions like creating and completing tasks, organising sections, commenting, and creating projects. It also adds keyword search over your tasks in Fabric.
 
**What can the assistant do in Todoist?**
 
It can find tasks, projects, and users, find-or-create projects and items, create tasks, mark them complete, move tasks to sections, add comments to tasks and projects, update tasks, create projects, invite users, and get project collaborators. You ask in plain language rather than choosing from a fixed list.
 
**Does the assistant change my tasks on its own?**
 
No. It acts only when you ask, and for consequential changes it confirms with you first, unless you've deliberately told it not to for a specific task. Finding and reading change nothing.
 
**Can I automate capturing and follow-ups?**
 
Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, for example adding tasks from another source or creating a follow-up when one completes, while you keep approval over changes to existing tasks.
 
**Can I search my Todoist from Fabric?**
 
Yes, by keyword, from Fabric's main search, so a task or project is findable by matching text alongside the rest of your library.
 
**How is this different from the Asana connection?**
 
Both manage tasks and projects. Todoist is a lighter, personal-first to-do app for keeping your own and shared lists in order; the Asana connection is built for team project management, with sections, subtasks, templates, and stories. Choose the one your tasks live in.
 
**Is my Todoist data secure?**
 
Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest. The connection acts on your tasks with your authorisation, and you control what it does. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).
 
**Does this work through MCP or the API?**
 
Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api); this connection is the built-in way to have Fabric's own assistant work with your Todoist.
 
**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside Todoist?**
 
Yes. Todoist is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also connect [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/S7HtdFtL), [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan), and [Gmail](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/5zZcTVqZ), and automate across many apps with [Zapier](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/zapier/6PbgsvZS). Fabric also has its own [tasks and reminders](https://fabric.so/features/tasks-and-reminders) for work you keep in Fabric itself.

Manage Todoist with AI: create, complete, and organise tasks and projects by asking Fabric's assistant, plus keyword search across your tasks. Try Fabric free.

Todoist

Find, send, reply to, and organize emails in Gmail, with keyword search across your inbox.

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### What is Gmail?
 
Gmail is where work arrives, piles up, and demands attention. Threads to read, replies to write, follow-ups to send, labels to maintain, attachments to track down. The volume means small things fall through: a reply you meant to send, a thread you meant to label, an attachment you need but can't find. This connection lets Fabric's assistant handle that for you, in plain language.
 
 
 
### What Fabric's assistant can do with Gmail
 
Once your Gmail is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can act on your inbox from plain-language requests.
 
**Find and read.** Find emails and get attachments by filename, so you can locate a thread or pull a file without scrolling through your inbox.
 
**Draft, send, and reply.** Create drafts and draft replies, send emails, and reply to threads, so composing is something you describe rather than type out. The assistant can also find an existing email or send a new one if none matches, useful for follow-ups that should only go out if no reply has come in.
 
**Organize.** Create labels, add and remove labels from emails and conversations, archive emails, and delete emails, so keeping your inbox tidy is something you ask for rather than chip away at.
 
You describe what you want and the assistant maps it to the right Gmail action.
 
 
 
### You stay in control
 
The assistant acts only when you ask. For anything that leaves your inbox, sending an email, replying to a thread, it confirms with you before going ahead, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. The same applies to deleting emails. Finding, reading, and getting attachments never change anything.
 
If you'd rather review before anything is sent, the assistant can create a draft or draft reply instead, so you see exactly what will go out before it does.
 
When inbox management is a recurring job, you can set up a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) that runs on a schedule, checking for new emails and labeling them, drafting replies to common requests, organizing threads, so the routine inbox work happens on a timetable while you keep approval over anything that sends or deletes.
 
 
 
### Search your Gmail from Fabric
 
Alongside the assistant, connecting Gmail adds keyword search over your emails from Fabric's main search, so a thread, attachment, or conversation is findable by matching text in the same place you search the rest of your library, rather than searching Gmail separately.
 
 
 
### How people use it
 
**Sales teams** find emails from prospects, send follow-ups, and label threads by deal stage by asking, keeping the pipeline moving without living in Gmail. It fits how Fabric works for [sales](https://fabric.so/for/sales).
 
**Freelancers and consultants** draft replies to clients, find attachments from old threads, and keep their inbox labeled and archived by asking, so client communication stays tidy without the overhead. It fits how Fabric works for [freelancers](https://fabric.so/for/freelancers) and [consultants](https://fabric.so/for/consultants).
 
**Founders** have the assistant handle the volume: find a specific thread, draft a reply, label and archive what's been dealt with, so the inbox stops being the bottleneck. It fits how Fabric works for [founders](https://fabric.so/for/founders).
 
**People with recurring inbox routines** set up a scheduled [AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) to handle it, for example labeling and organizing new emails on a timetable or drafting replies to routine messages, while keeping approval over anything that sends or deletes.
 
 
 
### Frequently asked questions
 
**What does the Gmail connection do?**
 
It lets Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) manage your Gmail, taking actions like finding emails, sending messages, replying to threads, creating drafts, managing labels, and archiving or deleting emails. It also adds keyword search over your inbox in Fabric.
 
**What can the assistant do in Gmail?**
 
It can find emails, get attachments by filename, create drafts and draft replies, send emails, reply to threads, find an existing email or send one if none matches, create labels, add and remove labels from emails and conversations, archive emails, and delete emails. You ask in plain language rather than choosing from a fixed list.
 
**Does the assistant send emails on its own?**
 
No. It acts only when you ask, and for anything that sends a message or deletes an email it confirms with you first, unless you've deliberately told it not to for a specific task. Finding, reading, and getting attachments change nothing.
 
**Can I review messages before they're sent?**
 
Yes. The assistant can create a draft or draft reply for you to review, so you see exactly what will go out and can edit it before sending. You choose whether it drafts or sends.
 
**Can I automate inbox management?**
 
Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, for example labeling and organizing new emails or drafting replies to routine messages, while you keep approval over anything that sends or deletes.
 
**Can I search my Gmail from Fabric?**
 
Yes, by keyword, from Fabric's main search, so an email or attachment is findable by matching text alongside the rest of your library.
 
**How is this different from the Outlook connection?**
 
Both connect an email account to Fabric. Choose whichever your email lives in. The capabilities are similar: managing messages, labels or categories, drafts, and replies, adapted to each platform's model.
 
**Will it delete emails without asking?**
 
No. Nothing that sends or deletes happens without your confirmation, unless you've chosen to let a specific task run without it.
 
**Is my Gmail data secure?**
 
Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest. The connection acts on your Gmail with your authorisation, and you control what it does. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).
 
**Does this work through MCP or the API?**
 
Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api); this connection is the built-in way to have Fabric's own assistant work with your Gmail.
 
**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside Gmail?**
 
Yes. Gmail is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also connect [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/S7HtdFtL), [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan), and [Google Calendar](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-calendar/Mu9ZrBib), and automate across many apps with [Zapier](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/zapier/6PbgsvZS).

Manage Gmail with AI: find, send, reply to, and organize emails by asking Fabric's assistant, plus keyword search. Try Fabric free.

Gmail

Create meeting links, manage invitees, and follow up on bookings in Calendly.

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### What is Calendly?
 
Calendly is how people let others book time with them, scheduling links, invitees, events, routing forms, and the recaps that follow a meeting. Running it well means a stream of small actions: creating one-off links, managing invitees, handling cancellations and no-shows, keeping contacts current. This connection lets Fabric's assistant handle that for you, in plain language.
 
### What Fabric's assistant can do with Calendly
 
Once your Calendly is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can act on your bookings from plain-language requests.
 
**Find and read.** Find a contact, event, user, meeting recap, or recap transcript, and list contacts, so you can pull the booking or follow-up detail you need without opening Calendly.
 
**Manage bookings.** Create a one-off meeting link, book a meeting for an invitee, cancel an event or a scheduled event, and mark an invitee as a no-show, so running your schedule can be handed off.
 
**Manage contacts.** Create, update, and delete contacts, so the people booking with you stay current.
 
You describe what you want and the assistant maps it to the right Calendly action or trigger.
 
### You stay in control
 
The assistant acts only when you ask. For anything consequential, cancelling an event, deleting a contact, marking a no-show, it confirms with you before going ahead, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. Finding and reading never change anything.
 
When something should happen after a booking, you can set up a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) that runs on a schedule, following up when a meeting recap is created, logging a no-show, sending details when an invitee books, so the routine follow-through runs itself while you keep approval over anything that cancels or deletes.
 
### Search your Calendly from Fabric
 
Alongside the assistant, connecting Calendly adds keyword search over your bookings and contacts from Fabric's main search, so an event, invitee, or recap is findable by matching text in the same place you search the rest of your library, rather than searching Calendly separately.
 
### How people use it
 
**Sales teams** create one-off links, book meetings for prospects, and follow up on recaps by asking, keeping the booking flow moving. It fits how Fabric works for [sales](https://fabric.so/for/sales).
 
**Consultants and freelancers** manage invitees, cancellations, and no-shows without living in Calendly, useful for anyone [working with clients](https://fabric.so/for/consultants).
 
**Anyone who runs on scheduled calls** has the assistant pull meeting recaps and transcripts and act on what was agreed.
 
**People with recurring booking follow-ups** set up a scheduled [AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) to handle it, while keeping approval over anything that cancels or deletes.
 
### Frequently asked questions
 
**What does the Calendly connection do?**
 
It lets Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) manage your Calendly, taking actions like creating meeting links, booking meetings, managing contacts, and cancelling events. It also adds keyword search over your bookings in Fabric.
 
**What can the assistant do in Calendly?**
 
It can find contacts, events, users, recaps, and transcripts, list contacts, create one-off meeting links, book meetings for invitees, cancel events, mark no-shows, and create, update, and delete contacts. You ask in plain language rather than choosing from a fixed list.
 
**Does the assistant change my bookings on its own?**
 
No. It acts only when you ask, and for consequential actions, cancelling events, deleting contacts, marking no-shows, it confirms with you first, unless you've deliberately told it not to for a specific task. Finding and reading change nothing.
 
**Can it pull meeting recaps and transcripts?**
 
Yes. It can find meeting recaps and their transcripts, so you can follow up on what was agreed without digging through Calendly.
 
**Can I automate booking follow-ups?**
 
Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, for example following up when a recap is created or logging a no-show, while you keep approval over anything that cancels or deletes.
 
**Can I search my Calendly from Fabric?**
 
Yes, by keyword, from Fabric's main search, so an event, invitee, or recap is findable by matching text alongside the rest of your library.
 
**How is this different from the Google Calendar and Outlook connections?**
 
Those manage your own calendar, the events you create and attend. Calendly manages how others book time with you, meeting links, invitees, no-shows, and routing forms. Use a calendar connection to run your schedule, and Calendly to run your booking flow.
 
**Will it cancel events or delete contacts without asking?**
 
No. Nothing that cancels or deletes happens without your confirmation, unless you've chosen to let a specific task run without it.
 
**Is my Calendly data secure?**
 
Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest. The connection acts on your Calendly with your authorisation, and you control what it does. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).
 
**Does this work through MCP or the API?**
 
Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api); this connection is the built-in way to have Fabric's own assistant work with your Calendly.
 
**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside Calendly?**
 
Yes. Calendly is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also connect [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/S7HtdFtL), [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan), and [Gmail](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/5zZcTVqZ), and automate across many apps with [Zapier](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/zapier/6PbgsvZS).

Manage Calendly with AI: create meeting links, manage invitees, and follow up on bookings by asking Fabric's assistant, plus keyword search. Try Fabric free.

Calendly

File, find, and update Jira issues and plan sprints from your notes.

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### What is Jira Software Cloud?

Jira Software Cloud is Atlassian's issue and project tracker for software teams. Teams use it to plan sprints, track bugs and stories, and see work move through a workflow. Filing a well formed issue, finding the right one and keeping it updated takes more clicks than it should. This connection lets Fabric's assistant do that for you, in plain language.

### What Fabric's assistant can do with Jira Software Cloud

Once Jira is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can find, file and update issues from a simple request.

**Find the right issues.** Get issues, Find Issue, Find Issue by Key, Find Issues by Filter and Find Issues (Via JQL) pull issues, with the assistant writing the JQL when a question needs it. Find Filters, Find Project, Find Component, Find User and Get Sprint Information fill in the context, and Get Attachment Content reads what is attached. Ask what is still open in the current sprint for a component and you get a list instead of a query to build.

**File issues from your notes.** Create Issue and Find or Create Issue turn a bug report, a customer request or the action items from a [meeting](https://fabric.so/use-cases/meeting-notes) into well formed issues. Link Issues connects related work, and Add Attachment to Issue adds screenshots or logs.

**Keep issues moving.** Update Issue changes fields such as assignee, priority and status. Add Comment to Issue records decisions, Add Watcher to Issue keeps the right people informed, Add Work Log to Issue logs time, and Move Issue to Sprint plans work into a sprint.

**Work with forms.** Add or Edit Form on Issue, Submit Form and Delete Form manage Jira forms attached to issues. API Request (Beta) reaches the Jira API for anything else.

### You stay in control

The assistant works from your instructions, and it confirms with you before deleting anything, such as removing a form, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. Finding and reading issues never changes your projects.

When a job should run regularly, a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, such as a Friday summary of what closed in the sprint. The connection also includes events, such as New Issue, New Issue (Via JQL), Issue Status Changed and Updated Issue, which can start an automation when issues change.

### Search your issues from Fabric

Connecting Jira also adds keyword search over your issues from Fabric's main search, so a ticket is findable alongside your specs and notes.

### How people use it

**[Engineering teams](https://fabric.so/teams/engineering)** paste a bug report from a customer email and have it filed with steps, priority and the right component.

**[Product managers](https://fabric.so/for/product-managers)** turn a spec in Fabric into a set of linked stories and move them into the next sprint.

**Team leads** ask for every unassigned issue in the current sprint before standup.

**Developers** log time and comment on an issue without leaving the doc they are working in.

### Frequently asked questions

**What does the Jira Software Cloud connection do?**

It lets Fabric's assistant find, create, update, link and comment on Jira issues, log work, manage sprints and forms, and it adds keyword search over your issues in Fabric.

**Do I need to know JQL?**

No. Ask in plain language and the assistant writes the JQL for Find Issues (Via JQL) when it is needed.

**Can I create Jira issues from notes with AI?**

Yes. Share the notes and the assistant files each item as an issue in the project you choose, with the fields you mention.

**Can it move issues into a sprint?**

Yes. Move Issue to Sprint plans issues into a sprint, and Get Sprint Information shows what the sprint contains.

**Can it update and comment on issues?**

Yes. Update Issue changes fields and Add Comment to Issue records the discussion.

**Does the assistant change my issues on its own?**

No. It acts on your instructions, and it confirms before deleting anything, unless you've told it not to for a specific task.

**Can I schedule a sprint summary?**

Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule and summarize what was opened, closed or blocked.

**Is my Jira data secure?**

Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest, and the connection acts on your site with your authorization. See the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure).

**Does this work through MCP or the API?**

Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api). This connection is the built-in way for Fabric's own assistant to work with Jira.

**Does Fabric work with other engineering tools?**

Yes. You can also connect [GitHub](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/github/ln8cxwZW), [GitLab](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gitlab/vx8j7hdN), [Linear](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/linear/4ypOE5pi) and [Slack](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/slack/89at81Ak).

Manage Jira with AI: create issues from notes, find issues without writing JQL, update and comment, and plan sprints with Fabric's assistant. Try Fabric free.

Jira Software Cloud

Search your Confluence wiki and publish pages and blog posts from Fabric.

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### What is Confluence Cloud?

Confluence Cloud is Atlassian's team wiki, where companies keep documentation, specs, meeting notes, how-tos and decisions as pages and blog posts organized in spaces. The hard parts are finding the page that already answers a question and getting new knowledge written down in the right place. This connection lets Fabric's assistant help with both, in plain language.

### What Fabric's assistant can do with Confluence Cloud

Once Confluence is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can search your wiki and publish to it from a simple request.

**Find what is already written.** Search for Page or Blog Post looks across your Confluence content, so you can ask whether there is already a page on the release process or last quarter's onboarding plan before anyone writes a new one.

**Publish from your drafts.** Create Page or Blog Post adds a new page or blog post to the space you choose. If you draft a spec, a decision record or [meeting notes](https://fabric.so/use-cases/meeting-notes) in Fabric, the assistant can publish them to Confluence without copying and reformatting. Find or Create Page checks whether a page with that title exists first, so you do not end up with two versions.

**Go further with the API.** API Request (Beta) reaches the Confluence API for tasks the standard actions do not cover, such as working with existing page content.

### You stay in control

The assistant works from your instructions, and searching never changes your wiki. It confirms with you before publishing anything you have not clearly asked it to, unless you've told it not to for a particular task.

When a job should run regularly, a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, such as publishing a weekly team update page from your notes. The connection also includes the events New Page or Blog Post and Updated Page, which can start an automation when your wiki changes.

### Search your wiki from Fabric

Connecting Confluence also adds keyword search over your pages from Fabric's main search, so wiki content is findable alongside the rest of your library. That makes Fabric a single place to look across your [team wiki](https://fabric.so/use-cases/team-wiki), files and notes, which is the idea behind [one search](https://fabric.so/solutions/one-search).

### How people use it

**Engineering and product teams** publish a spec drafted in Fabric as a Confluence page in the project space.

**Team leads** post a weekly update as a Confluence blog post from their running notes.

**New starters** ask whether a page already covers a process before asking a colleague.

**Operations teams** check for an existing runbook with Find or Create Page and create one only if it is missing.

### Frequently asked questions

**What does the Confluence Cloud connection do?**

It lets Fabric's assistant search Confluence pages and blog posts, create new ones, and find or create a page by title, and it adds keyword search over your wiki in Fabric.

**Can I publish to Confluence from Fabric?**

Yes. Give the assistant the content and the space, and Create Page or Blog Post publishes it.

**Can the assistant search my Confluence wiki?**

Yes. Search for Page or Blog Post finds matching content, and the connection adds keyword search over your pages in Fabric's main search.

**Can it edit existing Confluence pages?**

There is no dedicated edit action. API Request (Beta) can reach the Confluence API for changes the standard actions do not cover.

**Will it create duplicate pages?**

Find or Create Page looks for a page with the same title first and only creates one if it does not exist.

**Does the assistant change my wiki on its own?**

No. It acts on your instructions, and searching never changes anything.

**Can I schedule Confluence updates?**

Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, for example to publish a weekly update page.

**Is my Confluence data secure?**

Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest, and the connection acts on your site with your authorization. See the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure).

**Does this work through MCP or the API?**

Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api). This connection is the built-in way for Fabric's own assistant to work with Confluence.

**Does Fabric work with other docs tools?**

Yes. You can also connect [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/Kzy7f46n), [Coda](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/coda/FubceCax), [Google Docs](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-docs/m6wFvGYA) and [Slack](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/slack/89at81Ak).

Use Confluence with AI: search pages and blog posts, and publish new pages from your Fabric drafts with Fabric's assistant, plus keyword search. Try Fabric free.

Confluence Cloud

Create, autofill, and export Canva designs from your content in Fabric.

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### What is Canva?

Canva is an online design platform for social posts, presentations, documents, videos and print. Teams use it to produce on-brand graphics quickly, often from shared brand templates. The slow part is the repetition: making the tenth version of a template, exporting files, moving designs into the right folder. This connection lets Fabric's assistant handle that for you, in plain language.

### What Fabric's assistant can do with Canva

Once Canva is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can create, fill and export designs from a simple request.

**Fill brand templates with your content.** Autofill Design From Brand Template takes a brand template and fills it with the text and images you give it, so a quote card, event banner or product graphic can be produced from a line in your notes. This depends on your Canva plan including brand templates and autofill.

**Create and find designs.** Create Design starts a new design, Find Design locates an existing one, and Find or Create Design checks for a design before making a new one. Move Folder Item files designs into the right folder.

**Bring assets in.** Upload Asset adds an image or other file to your Canva uploads, and Import Design brings in a file to edit as a Canva design. If your [creative assets](https://fabric.so/use-cases/creative-assets) live in Fabric, the assistant can move the ones you need into Canva.

**Export finished work.** Export Design produces a downloadable file of a design. Get Design Export Job, Get Design Autofill Job, Get Design Import Job and Get Asset Upload Job check on those jobs while Canva processes them. API Request (Beta) reaches the Canva API for anything else.

### You stay in control

The assistant works from your instructions, and finding designs never changes anything. It confirms with you before acting on anything you have not clearly asked for, unless you've told it not to for a particular task.

When a job should run regularly, a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, such as producing the week's social graphics from a content plan in Fabric.

### Search your designs from Fabric

Connecting Canva also adds keyword search over your designs from Fabric's main search, so a design is findable alongside the rest of your library.

### How people use it

**[Content creators](https://fabric.so/for/content-creators)** turn a list of quotes in Fabric into a set of branded social graphics with one request.

**Marketing teams** produce event banners from the brand template and export them for the website.

**[Creative teams](https://fabric.so/teams/creative)** upload approved photography from Fabric into Canva and file the finished designs in the campaign folder.

**Small businesses** keep their [brand guidelines](https://fabric.so/use-cases/brand-guidelines) in Fabric and produce on-brand graphics from templates without opening the editor.

### Frequently asked questions

**What does the Canva connection do?**

It lets Fabric's assistant create, find, import and export Canva designs, fill brand templates, upload assets and organize folders, and it adds keyword search over your designs in Fabric.

**Can I create Canva designs with AI?**

Yes. Ask the assistant to create a design, or to fill a brand template with your content using Autofill Design From Brand Template.

**What do I need for brand template autofill?**

Autofill uses Canva brand templates, so it depends on your Canva plan including brand templates and autofill.

**Can it export my designs?**

Yes. Export Design produces a file of the design, and Get Design Export Job tracks the export until it is ready.

**Can it upload images to Canva?**

Yes. Upload Asset adds images and files to your Canva uploads.

**Can it edit the layout of an existing design?**

Not directly. The connection creates, fills, imports, exports and organizes designs. Detailed editing still happens in Canva.

**Does the assistant change my designs on its own?**

No. It acts on your instructions.

**Is my Canva data secure?**

Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest, and the connection acts on your account with your authorization. See the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure).

**Does this work through MCP or the API?**

Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api). This connection is the built-in way for Fabric's own assistant to work with Canva.

**Does Fabric work with other design tools?**

Yes. You can also connect [Figma](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/figma/1Fg4T8cf), [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/LZk0fHn6) and [Dropbox](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/dropbox/XPNG9fzS).

Use Canva with AI: create designs, fill brand templates, upload assets, and export files by asking Fabric's assistant, plus keyword search. Try Fabric free.

Canva

Draft, edit, and find-and-replace across your Google Docs.

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### What is Google Docs?
 
Google Docs is where a lot of writing happens, drafts, reports, notes, proposals. Around the writing itself sits a steady stream of document chores: starting a doc from a template, appending a section, finding and replacing a phrase throughout, formatting, dropping in an image. This connection lets Fabric's assistant handle that for you, in plain language, and respond when documents are created or changed.
 
### What Fabric's assistant can do with Google Docs
 
Once your Google Docs is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can act on your documents from plain-language requests.
 
**Find and read.** Find a document, find text within a document, get a document's content, and get the content of its tabs, so you can pull what you need without opening the file.
 
**Create and draft.** Create a document from text, create one from a template, find-or-create a document, upload a document, and append text, so starting and building on a doc becomes something you ask for.
 
**Edit in place.** Insert text and images, replace an image, find-and-replace text throughout, format text, and update document properties, so the fiddly editing chores can be handed off.
 
You describe what you want and the assistant maps it to the right Google Docs action or trigger.
 
### You stay in control
 
The assistant acts only when you ask. For anything that changes a document, find-and-replace across it, replacing an image, updating properties, it confirms with you before going ahead where the change is consequential, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. Finding and reading never change anything.
 
When drafting or editing is a recurring job, you can set up a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) that runs on a schedule, creating a doc from a template on a cadence, appending to a running log, so the routine document work runs itself while you keep approval over anything that overwrites.
 
### Search your Docs from Fabric
 
Alongside the assistant, connecting Google Docs adds keyword search over your documents from Fabric's main search, so a doc is findable by matching text in the same place you search the rest of your library, rather than searching Docs separately.
 
### How people use it
 
**Writers and teams** draft, append, and edit documents by asking, keeping the writing moving without stopping for the fiddly parts.
 
**Anyone reusing a format** creates documents from templates, so proposals, reports, and briefs start consistent every time.
 
**People doing bulk edits** use find-and-replace across a document to make a change everywhere at once, rather than hunting through it.
 
**People with recurring document work** set up a scheduled [AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) to handle drafting or appending, while keeping approval over anything that overwrites.
 
### Frequently asked questions
 
**What does the Google Docs connection do?**
 
It lets Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) draft and edit your Google Docs, taking actions like creating from templates, appending and inserting text, find-and-replace, formatting, and inserting images. It also adds keyword search over your documents in Fabric.
 
**What can the assistant do in Google Docs?**
 
It can find documents and text within them, get document and tab content, create documents from text or templates, append and insert text, insert and replace images, find-and-replace text, format text, upload documents, and update document properties. You ask in plain language rather than choosing from a fixed list.
 
**Does the assistant change my documents on its own?**
 
No. It acts only when you ask, and for consequential changes, find-and-replace, replacing images, updating properties, it confirms with you first, unless you've deliberately told it not to for a specific task. Finding and reading change nothing.
 
**Can it create documents from my templates?**
 
Yes. It can create a document from a template, so recurring formats, proposals, reports, briefs, start consistent without setting them up by hand.
 
**Can I automate drafting and editing?**
 
Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, for example creating a doc from a template or appending to a running log, while you keep approval over anything that overwrites.
 
**Can I search my Docs from Fabric?**
 
Yes, by keyword, from Fabric's main search, so a document is findable by matching text alongside the rest of your library.
 
**How is this different from the Google Drive connection?**
 
The [Google Drive connection](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan) manages your files and folders, finding, moving, organising. This connection works inside a document's content, drafting, editing, and find-and-replace. One handles the files; the other handles the writing in them. You can use both.
 
**Will it overwrite text or images without asking?**
 
No. Nothing that overwrites happens without your confirmation, unless you've chosen to let a specific task run without it.
 
**Is my Google Docs data secure?**
 
Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest. The connection acts on your documents with your authorisation, and you control what it does. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).
 
**Does this work through MCP or the API?**
 
Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api); this connection is the built-in way to have Fabric's own assistant work with your Google Docs.
 
**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside Google Docs?**
 
Yes. Google Docs is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also connect [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan), [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/S7HtdFtL), and [Gmail](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/5zZcTVqZ), and automate across many apps with [Zapier](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/zapier/6PbgsvZS).

Manage Google Docs with AI: draft, edit, and find-and-replace text in your documents by asking Fabric's assistant, plus keyword search. Try Fabric free.

Google Docs

Find, create, and update rows in your Coda docs.

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### What is Coda?
 
Coda is a docs-and-tables hybrid, flexible documents with structured tables living inside them, used for wikis, trackers, planning docs, and lightweight apps. Keeping a Coda doc current means a steady stream of small actions: adding rows, updating fields, looking things up. This connection lets Fabric's assistant handle that for you, in plain language.
 
### What Fabric's assistant can do with Coda
 
Once your Coda is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can act on your docs from plain-language requests.
 
**Find and read.** Find a row and get a control's value, so you can pull the data you need without opening the doc.
 
**Create and update rows.** Create a row, update a row, and upsert, creating or updating in one step, so keeping a table current becomes something you ask for rather than type in.
 
**Work with docs.** Copy a doc, and check the status of a change you've made, since Coda applies some writes asynchronously.
 
You describe what you want and the assistant maps it to the right Coda action or trigger.
 
### You stay in control
 
The assistant acts only when you ask. For anything that changes your data, updating or upserting a row, copying a doc, it confirms with you before going ahead where the change is consequential, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. Finding and reading never change anything.
 
When keeping a doc current is a recurring job, you can set up a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) that runs on a schedule, adding rows from another source, updating a tracker, so the routine data work runs itself while you keep approval over anything that overwrites.
 
### Search your Coda from Fabric
 
Alongside the assistant, connecting Coda adds keyword search over your rows from Fabric's main search, so an entry is findable by matching text in the same place you search the rest of your library, rather than searching Coda separately.
 
### How people use it
 
**Teams running docs in Coda** keep their tables current by asking the assistant to add and update rows, rather than filling in fields by hand.
 
**People building trackers** have new or changed rows trigger follow-on actions, so a table that records something can set the next step in motion.
 
**Anyone with a Coda wiki or planning doc** can pull rows by describing what they want, and create or update them by asking.
 
**People with recurring doc upkeep** set up a scheduled [AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) to handle it, while keeping approval over anything that overwrites.
 
### Frequently asked questions
 
**What does the Coda connection do?**
 
It lets Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) manage your Coda docs, taking actions like finding rows, creating and updating them, upserting, and copying docs. It also adds keyword search over your data in Fabric.
 
**What can the assistant do in Coda?**
 
It can find a row, get a control's value, create, update, and upsert rows, copy a doc, and check the status of a change. You ask in plain language rather than choosing from a fixed list.
 
**Does the assistant change my docs on its own?**
 
No. It acts only when you ask, and for anything that overwrites data it confirms with you first, unless you've deliberately told it not to for a specific task. Finding and reading change nothing.
 
**What is upsert?**
 
Upsert creates a row if it doesn't already exist, or updates the matching one if it does, in a single step, so you can keep a table current without checking first whether an entry is already there.
 
**Can I automate row updates?**
 
Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, for example adding rows from another source or updating a tracker, while you keep approval over anything that overwrites.
 
**Can I search my Coda from Fabric?**
 
Yes, by keyword, from Fabric's main search, so a row is findable by matching text alongside the rest of your library.
 
**How is this different from the Airtable and Google Sheets connections?**
 
All three work with structured data. Google Sheets is a spreadsheet; Airtable is a database; Coda is a docs-and-tables hybrid, where tables live inside flexible documents. Choose the one your data lives in.
 
**Is my Coda data secure?**
 
Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest. The connection acts on your docs with your authorisation, and you control what it does. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).
 
**Does this work through MCP or the API?**
 
Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api); this connection is the built-in way to have Fabric's own assistant work with your Coda.
 
**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside Coda?**
 
Yes. Coda is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also connect [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/S7HtdFtL), [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan), and [Gmail](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/5zZcTVqZ), and automate across many apps with [Zapier](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/zapier/6PbgsvZS).

Manage Coda with AI: find, create, update, and upsert rows in your docs by asking Fabric's assistant, plus keyword search across your data. Try Fabric free.

Coda

Sync your Readwise highlights & annotations into Fabric, automatically.

### What is Readwise?
 
Readwise is where a lot of readers collect their highlights, the passages they mark in Kindle books, articles, podcasts, and elsewhere, along with the notes they make on them. It's a great place to capture the bits of your reading worth keeping. What it doesn't do is connect those highlights to the rest of what you know. This connection brings them into Fabric, where they join everything else you've saved.
 
### What you get when you connect Readwise
 
Connecting Readwise imports your existing highlights and annotations into Fabric, and then keeps new ones syncing in automatically as you make them. So the passages you've already curated, and every one you add from here on, land in your Fabric library without you moving anything by hand.
 
What comes across is your highlights and the notes and annotations you've attached to them, along with the source they came from. The original work itself, the full book or article, doesn't sync, since that lives with the publisher, but the parts you cared enough to mark, and your own thinking on them, do.
 
The result is that the reading you've distilled down to its best parts stops living in a separate app. It sits with your notes, documents, and everything else, in one place.
 
### Searchable by meaning, alongside everything else
 
Your highlights get the same treatment as everything else in Fabric. Each one is [searchable by meaning](https://fabric.so/features/search), so you can find a passage by describing the idea in it, months or years later, even if you don't remember which book or article it came from or the words it used.
 
They connect outward, too. A highlight you saved from one book sits alongside the note you wrote on the same theme, the article you clipped, and the highlight from a different author making a related point, because Fabric maps the relationships across your whole library. This is where highlights become more than a list: the passage you marked two years ago resurfaces next to what you're thinking about today. And the [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can work across your highlights, pulling together what you've marked on a topic, comparing how different authors treated an idea, or drawing on your reading to help with what you're working on.
 
### How people use it
 
**Readers building a body of knowledge** bring years of Kindle and article highlights into Fabric and find them by meaning, so their reading becomes a resource they can actually draw on rather than an archive they never reopen.
 
**Writers and researchers** connect Readwise so the passages they've marked sit alongside their own notes and drafts, and surface when a related idea comes up in their work.
 
**Anyone keeping a commonplace book** lets their highlights flow into Fabric and connect to everything else, building the kind of cross-referenced collection of ideas a [commonplace book](https://fabric.so/learn/commonplace-book) is meant to be.
 
**Lifelong learners** keep adding highlights in Readwise and let Fabric make the whole growing collection searchable and connected, so what they read keeps paying off long after they read it.
 
### Frequently asked questions
 
**What does the Readwise connection do?**
 
It imports your existing Readwise highlights and annotations into Fabric and keeps new ones syncing in automatically. Everything synced is searchable by meaning and connected to the rest of your library.
 
**Is it a one-time import or ongoing?**
 
Both. It brings in your existing highlights when you connect, then keeps syncing new ones automatically as you make them, so your Fabric stays current with your Readwise.
 
**What comes across from Readwise?**
 
Your highlights and the annotations and notes attached to them, along with the source they came from. The full original work, the book or article itself, doesn't sync, but the passages you highlighted and your notes on them do.
 
**Are my highlights searchable by meaning?**
 
Yes. They get Fabric's full treatment, [semantic search](https://fabric.so/features/search), connections to your other material, and access by the [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant), the same as anything else you save.
 
**Can the AI assistant work with my highlights?**
 
Yes. The [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can gather what you've highlighted on a topic, compare how different authors treated an idea, or draw on your reading to help with your work.
 
**How is this different from the RSS Feeds connection?**
 
The RSS Feeds connection captures whole articles from sources you follow as they publish. Readwise brings in the highlights you've already curated, the specific passages you marked and annotated, rather than full pieces. One collects what a source publishes; the other brings in the best of what you've read.
 
**Do my highlights connect to the rest of my Fabric?**
 
Yes. A highlight sits alongside your notes, clippings, and other highlights on the same theme, connected by meaning, so related ideas surface together rather than staying siloed.
 
**Is my data private?**
 
Yes. Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest and is visible only to you. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).
 
**Does Fabric work with other sources too?**
 
Yes. Readwise is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also bring in content from [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/x52cHqan), [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/S7HtdFtL), and [Gmail](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/5zZcTVqZ), and search across all of it together.

Connect Readwise to Fabric to sync your highlights and annotations automatically, searchable by meaning alongside everything else you save. Try Fabric free.

Readwise

Manage profiles, lists, and segments and send campaigns in Klaviyo by asking.

_Powered by Zapier._ 

### What is Klaviyo?
 
Klaviyo is the marketing platform many online stores run on, built around customer profiles, events, lists, and segments rather than a plain subscriber list. It is made for targeting people by what they have done, browsed, bought, abandoned, which is why it fits e-commerce so well. Running it is steady work: keeping profiles current, building segments, tagging and sorting people, sending campaigns. This connection lets Fabric's assistant handle that for you, in plain language.
 
### What Fabric's assistant can do with Klaviyo
 
Once your Klaviyo is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can act on your account from plain-language requests.
 
**Find things.** Find a campaign, list, segment, profile, or tag, and find-or-create a subscriber, so you can pull up who or what you need without opening the dashboard.
 
**Manage profiles.** Create or update profiles, subscribe and unsubscribe a profile, and keep customer records current, so your data stays clean.
 
**Build lists, segments, and tags.** Create lists, add profiles to lists, add tags to lists and segments, and remove profiles and tags, so organising who gets what can be done by asking.
 
**Track events and send.** Create events to record what customers do, and send a campaign when it is ready, so both the targeting data and the sending can be handed off.
 
You describe what you want and the assistant maps it to the right Klaviyo action.
 
### You stay in control
 
The assistant works from your instructions. For anything consequential, sending a campaign, unsubscribing a profile, removing someone from a list, updating a profile in a way that overwrites, it confirms with you before going ahead, unless you have told it not to for a particular task. Finding and reading never change anything in your account.
 
When something should happen regularly, you can set up a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) that runs on a schedule, tagging and sorting profiles, preparing a recurring send, so the routine list work runs itself while you keep approval over anything that sends or unsubscribes.
 
### Search your Klaviyo from Fabric
 
Alongside the assistant, connecting Klaviyo adds keyword search over your account from Fabric's main search, so a profile, segment, or campaign is findable by matching text in the same place you search the rest of your library.
 
### How people use it
 
**Store owners** keep customer profiles and segments current and send campaigns by asking, without living in the dashboard. It pairs naturally with the Shopify connection, with Shopify handling the store and Klaviyo the marketing to its customers.
 
**Marketers** build and refine segments, tag profiles, and get campaigns out, as part of how Fabric works for [marketers](https://fabric.so/for/marketers).
 
**Founders** running their own e-commerce marketing manage profiles and sends in a sentence, useful for anyone [running lean](https://fabric.so/for/founders).
 
**Teams with recurring marketing work** set up a scheduled [AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) to handle profile and segment upkeep, while keeping approval over anything that sends or unsubscribes.
 
### Frequently asked questions
 
**What does the Klaviyo connection do?**
 
It lets Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) run your Klaviyo, managing profiles, lists, segments, and tags, tracking events, and sending campaigns. It also adds keyword search over your account in Fabric.
 
**What can the assistant do in Klaviyo?**
 
It can find campaigns, lists, segments, profiles, and tags, create or update profiles, subscribe and unsubscribe profiles, create lists, add profiles to lists, add and remove tags on lists and segments, remove profiles from lists, create events, and send campaigns. You ask in plain language rather than choosing from a fixed list.
 
**Does the assistant send or change things on its own?**
 
No. It acts on your instructions, and for consequential actions, sending a campaign, unsubscribing, removing from a list, overwriting a profile, it confirms with you first, unless you have deliberately told it not to for a specific task. Finding and reading change nothing.
 
**Can it send campaigns?**
 
Yes. It can send a campaign, with your confirmation before anything goes out, so sending can be handed off while you keep control over the send.
 
**Can I automate profile and segment upkeep?**
 
Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, for example tagging and sorting profiles, while you keep approval over anything that sends or unsubscribes.
 
**Can I search my Klaviyo from Fabric?**
 
Yes, by keyword, from Fabric's main search, so a profile, segment, or campaign is findable by matching text alongside the rest of your library.
 
**How is this different from the Mailchimp and MailerLite connections?**
 
All three do email marketing. Klaviyo is built for e-commerce, with customer profiles, events, and deep segmentation suited to online stores. Mailchimp is the broad all-rounder, and MailerLite is the lighter, simpler option. Use the one your marketing runs on.
 
**Will it send campaigns or unsubscribe people without asking?**
 
No. Nothing that sends or unsubscribes happens without your confirmation, unless you have chosen to let a specific task run without it.
 
**Is my Klaviyo data secure?**
 
Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest. The connection acts on your account with your authorisation, and you control what it does. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).
 
**Does this work through MCP or the API?**
 
Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api); this connection is the built-in way to have Fabric's own assistant work with your Klaviyo.
 
**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside Klaviyo?**
 
Yes. Klaviyo is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also connect [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/LZk0fHn6), [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/Kzy7f46n), and [Gmail](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/nA96VxNL), and automate across many apps with [Zapier](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/zapier/6PbgsvZS).

Manage Klaviyo with AI: handle profiles, lists, and segments, and send campaigns by asking Fabric's assistant, plus keyword search. Try Fabric free.

Klaviyo

Add subscribers to forms and sequences, tag them, and record purchases in Kit.

_Powered by Zapier._ 

### What is Kit?
 
Kit, formerly ConvertKit, is the email platform built for creators, writers, course sellers, and anyone running a newsletter or digital product. It is organised around forms that capture subscribers, sequences that send automated email courses, and tags that track what each subscriber is interested in. Keeping it running is steady subscriber work: adding people to the right forms and sequences, tagging them, recording what they buy. This connection lets Fabric's assistant handle that for you, in plain language.
 
### What Fabric's assistant can do with Kit
 
Once your Kit is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can act on your account from plain-language requests.
 
**Find subscribers.** Find a subscriber, so you can pull up their details without opening the dashboard.
 
**Add to forms and sequences.** Add a subscriber to a form and add a subscriber to a sequence, so getting the right people into the right funnels can be done by asking.
 
**Tag subscribers.** Add a tag to a subscriber and remove a tag, so tracking interests and segmenting your audience stays current.
 
**Record purchases.** Create or update a purchase, so what your subscribers buy is recorded against their profile.
 
You describe what you want and the assistant maps it to the right Kit action.
 
### You stay in control
 
The assistant works from your instructions. For anything that changes a subscriber, adding them to a sequence, changing their tags, recording a purchase, it confirms with you before going ahead where the change matters, unless you have told it not to for a particular task. Finding and reading never change anything in your account.
 
When managing subscribers is a recurring job, you can set up a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) that runs on a schedule, tagging subscribers or adding them to sequences, so the routine work runs itself while you keep approval over the rest.
 
### Search your Kit from Fabric
 
Alongside the assistant, connecting Kit adds keyword search over your account from Fabric's main search, so a subscriber is findable by matching text in the same place you search the rest of your library.
 
### How people use it
 
**Creators and writers** keep their audience organised by having the assistant tag subscribers and add them to the right forms and sequences, without the manual upkeep.
 
**Course and product sellers** record purchases and move subscribers into the right sequences by asking, so the funnel keeps running.
 
**Founders** running a newsletter manage subscribers and tags in a sentence, useful for anyone [running lean](https://fabric.so/for/founders).
 
**People with a growing audience** set up a scheduled [AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) to keep subscribers tagged and sorted, while keeping approval over the rest.
 
### Frequently asked questions
 
**What does the Kit connection do?**
 
It lets Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) manage your Kit subscribers, adding them to forms and sequences, tagging them, and recording purchases. It also adds keyword search over your account in Fabric.
 
**What can the assistant do in Kit?**
 
It can find a subscriber, add a subscriber to a form or a sequence, add and remove tags on a subscriber, and create or update a purchase. You ask in plain language rather than choosing from a fixed list.
 
**Does the assistant change subscribers on its own?**
 
No. It acts on your instructions, and for changes like adding someone to a sequence or changing their tags, it confirms with you first where it matters, unless you have deliberately told it not to for a specific task. Finding and reading change nothing.
 
**Can I automate subscriber upkeep?**
 
Yes. A [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, for example tagging subscribers or adding them to sequences, while you keep approval over the rest.
 
**Can I search my Kit from Fabric?**
 
Yes, by keyword, from Fabric's main search, so a subscriber is findable by matching text alongside the rest of your library.
 
**How is this different from the other email marketing connections?**
 
Kit is built for creators, organised around forms, sequences, and tags for newsletters and digital products. The Klaviyo connection is for e-commerce, and Mailchimp and MailerLite are general email marketing. Use the one your audience lives in.
 
**Is my Kit data secure?**
 
Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest. The connection acts on your account with your authorisation, and you control what it does. The details are in the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure) and Fabric's [privacy commitment](https://fabric.so/info/privacy).
 
**Does this work through MCP or the API?**
 
Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api); this connection is the built-in way to have Fabric's own assistant work with your Kit.
 
**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside Kit?**
 
Yes. Kit is one of many [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections). You can also connect [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/LZk0fHn6), [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/Kzy7f46n), and [Gmail](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/nA96VxNL), and automate across many apps with [Zapier](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/zapier/6PbgsvZS).

Manage Kit (ConvertKit) with AI: add subscribers to forms and sequences, tag them, and record purchases by asking Fabric's assistant. Try Fabric free.

Publish CMS items from your drafts and fulfill Webflow orders.

_Powered by Zapier._

### What is Webflow?

Webflow is a visual website builder with a built in CMS and ecommerce. Designers and marketing teams use it to build and run sites, with blog posts, case studies, job listings and products stored as CMS items. Getting content from a draft into the right collection, and keeping it current, is where the time goes. This connection lets Fabric's assistant handle that for you, in plain language.

### What Fabric's assistant can do with Webflow

Once Webflow is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can work with your CMS and store orders from a simple request.

**Publish from your drafts.** Create Item adds an item to a CMS collection as a draft, and Create Live Item adds it and publishes it. Write a post, case study or job listing in Fabric, as part of your [content planning](https://fabric.so/use-cases/content-planning), and the assistant puts it into the right collection with the fields filled in.

**Keep the site current.** Find Item and Find Live Item look up existing CMS items, and Update Item and Update Live Item change them. Ask the assistant to update a price across plan pages, fix a detail in a set of posts or mark a role as filled, and it finds the items and applies the change.

**Handle orders.** For Webflow Ecommerce sites, Update Order changes an order's details and Fulfill Order marks it as fulfilled. API Request (Beta) reaches the Webflow API for anything else.

### You stay in control

The assistant works from your instructions. Before publishing live content or fulfilling orders, it confirms with you, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. Finding items never changes your site.

When a job should run regularly, a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, such as publishing a weekly roundup post. The connection also includes events, such as New Form Submission, New Order, Updated Order and New Comment, which can start an automation when something happens on your site.

### Search your CMS from Fabric

Connecting Webflow also adds keyword search over your CMS items from Fabric's main search, so a post or page is findable alongside the rest of your library.

### How people use it

**Content marketers** finish a post in Fabric and add it to the blog collection as a draft for review.

**[Webflow agencies](https://fabric.so/teams/agencies/web-design/webflow)** update team members or case studies across a client site from a list in their notes.

**Recruiters** mark filled roles as closed in the careers collection.

**Small shop owners** fulfill the day's shipped orders in one request.

### Frequently asked questions

**What does the Webflow connection do?**

It lets Fabric's assistant find, create and update CMS items, as drafts or live, and update and fulfill ecommerce orders, and it adds keyword search over your CMS in Fabric.

**Can I publish a Webflow blog post with AI?**

Yes. Give the assistant the post and the collection. Create Item adds it as a draft and Create Live Item publishes it.

**What is the difference between an item and a live item?**

An item is saved in the CMS but not yet published. A live item is published on the site. The assistant has tools for both.

**Can it update existing CMS items?**

Yes. It finds the items you describe and updates them with Update Item or Update Live Item.

**Can it fulfill Webflow orders?**

Yes. Fulfill Order marks an order as fulfilled, and Update Order changes its details.

**Does it change my page designs?**

No. The connection works with CMS items and orders, not page layouts in the Designer.

**Does the assistant publish on its own?**

No. It acts on your instructions, and it confirms before publishing live content, unless you've told it not to for a specific task.

**Is my Webflow data secure?**

Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest, and the connection acts on your sites with your authorization. See the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure).

**How does Webflow compare to Framer?**

Both are visual site builders with different strengths. See [Framer vs Webflow](https://fabric.so/comparison/framer-vs-webflow).

**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside Webflow?**

Yes. You can also connect [Figma](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/figma/1Fg4T8cf), [Google Docs](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-docs/m6wFvGYA), [Notion](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/notion/Kzy7f46n) and [Shopify](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/shopify/pWnaEPsz).

Manage Webflow with AI: create and update CMS items, publish posts, and fulfill orders by asking Fabric's assistant, plus keyword search. Try Fabric free.

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Sync customer lists, send offline conversions, and pause campaigns.

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### What is Google Ads?

Google Ads is Google's advertising platform for campaigns on Search, YouTube, Display and Shopping. Advertisers pay for clicks, views or conversions, and results depend on targeting the right audiences and feeding back what happened after the click. Keeping audience lists and conversion data current usually means exports and uploads. This connection lets Fabric's assistant handle that for you, in plain language.

### What Fabric's assistant can do with Google Ads

Once Google Ads is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can manage audiences, conversions and campaign status from a simple request.

**Keep audience lists in sync with your customers.** Create Customer List, Find Customer List, Find or Create Customer List and Update Customer List manage the lists. Add Contact to Customer List and Add Contact to Customer List With Email add people, and Remove Contact From Customer List takes them out, for example when a lead becomes a customer and should stop seeing acquisition ads. Delete Customer List removes lists you no longer use.

**Report offline conversions.** Send Offline Conversion tells Google Ads when a click turned into a sale or a signed deal somewhere else, such as on a call or in your CRM, so bidding can optimize for the outcomes you care about.

**Control campaigns and pull reports.** Find Campaign by Name and Find Campaign by Id look up campaigns, and Set Campaign Status pauses or enables one. Create Report builds a performance report you can read and summarize in Fabric. API Request (Beta) reaches the Google Ads API for anything else.

### You stay in control

The assistant works from your instructions. Before pausing or enabling a campaign, deleting a list or sending conversions, it confirms with you, unless you've told it not to for a particular task. Finding campaigns and lists never changes anything.

When a job should run regularly, a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, such as a Monday performance report for each active campaign. The connection also includes the events New Campaign and New Lead Form Entry, which can start an automation when they happen.

### Search your campaigns from Fabric

Connecting Google Ads also adds keyword search over your campaigns from Fabric's main search, so a campaign is findable alongside your briefs and reports.

### How people use it

**[Performance marketing agencies](https://fabric.so/teams/agencies/marketing/performance)** pause an underperforming campaign and pull a report for the client call in one request.

**Growth leads** add this month's new customers to an exclusion list.

**Sales teams** send closed deals as offline conversions so bidding learns from revenue.

**[Marketers](https://fabric.so/for/marketers)** keep campaign briefs in Fabric and check campaign status from the same place.

### Frequently asked questions

**What does the Google Ads connection do?**

It lets Fabric's assistant manage customer lists and their contacts, send offline conversions, find campaigns, pause or enable them, and create reports, and it adds keyword search over your campaigns in Fabric.

**Can I pause a Google Ads campaign with AI?**

Yes. Name the campaign and the assistant finds it and changes its status with Set Campaign Status, after you confirm.

**Can it build a Google Ads report?**

Yes. Create Report produces a performance report you can read and summarize in Fabric.

**How do I add customers to a Google Ads customer list?**

Ask the assistant. Add Contact to Customer List and Add Contact to Customer List With Email add people to the list you choose.

**What is an offline conversion?**

It is a sale or signup that happened outside your website, such as on a call, reported back to Google Ads and matched to the original click. Send Offline Conversion sends it.

**Can it create ads or edit ad copy?**

Not with the standard actions. The connection covers customer lists, conversions, campaign status and reports.

**Does the assistant change campaigns on its own?**

No. It acts on your instructions, and it confirms before changes, unless you've told it not to for a specific task.

**Is my Google Ads data secure?**

Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest, and the connection acts on your account with your authorization. See the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure).

**Does this work through MCP or the API?**

Fabric also exposes your library and connected tools to external AI through its [MCP server](https://fabric.so/features/mcp) and [API](https://fabric.so/features/api). This connection is the built-in way for Fabric's own assistant to work with Google Ads.

**Does Fabric work with other marketing tools?**

Yes. You can also connect [HubSpot](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/hubspot/CCRDZvGi), [Salesforce](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/salesforce/C4Zw7mRO) and [Google Sheets](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-sheets/vm2zoQgS).

Manage Google Ads with AI: update customer lists, send offline conversions, pause campaigns, and build reports with Fabric's assistant. Try Fabric free.

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Generate images, video, speech, and transcripts with your OpenAI account.

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### What is ChatGPT?

ChatGPT is OpenAI's AI assistant, and the OpenAI API offers the same company's models for text, images, video, speech and embeddings to other apps. This connection lets Fabric's assistant use your OpenAI account for work that needs OpenAI's own models, such as generating images and video, transcribing audio and producing speech, with the results coming back into your Fabric workspace.

### What Fabric's assistant can do with ChatGPT (OpenAI)

Once your OpenAI account is connected, Fabric's [AI assistant](https://fabric.so/features/ai-assistant) can call OpenAI's tools from a simple request.

**Make images, video and audio.** Generate An Image creates an image from a description and Create Image Edit changes one you provide. Create Video produces a video from a prompt and Get Video retrieves it when it is ready. Convert Text to Speech turns a script or note into spoken audio.

**Turn recordings into text.** Create Transcription converts audio into text and Create Translation translates spoken audio into English text. Fabric also has its own [audio and video transcription](https://fabric.so/features/audio-and-video-transcription), so this is most useful when you specifically want OpenAI's models or account to do the job.

**Run OpenAI models on your text and images.** Send Prompt and Conversation send a prompt to the OpenAI model you choose. Analyze Text and Analyze Images run a model over text or images with your instructions, Extract Structured Data pulls fields such as names, dates and amounts out of unstructured text, and Write an Email drafts an email. Ask Questions (Beta) answers questions with a model, and Check Moderations screens text against OpenAI's moderation categories.

**Work with OpenAI files, responses and embeddings.** Find File and Find or Create File manage files in your OpenAI account, Find Response and Find Conversation retrieve earlier results, and Create Embedding and Search Embeddings create and search vector embeddings. The connection also lists legacy versions of some actions for older setups, and API Request (Beta) reaches the OpenAI API for anything else.

### You stay in control

The assistant works from your instructions, and requests run on the OpenAI account you connect, so OpenAI bills that account under its API pricing. Before anything that creates a large or costly job, such as a video, it confirms with you, unless you've told it not to for a particular task.

When a job should run regularly, a [Fabric AI job](https://fabric.so/features/agents) can run on a schedule, such as transcribing new recordings each evening.

### Search your results from Fabric

Connecting ChatGPT (OpenAI) also adds keyword search over its results from Fabric's main search, so generated text and transcripts are findable alongside the rest of your library.

### How people use it

**[Content creators](https://fabric.so/for/content-creators)** write a script in Fabric and generate a cover image and a voiceover through OpenAI.

**Researchers** transcribe a batch of interview recordings and keep the text next to their notes.

**Operations teams** extract invoice numbers and totals from forwarded emails with Extract Structured Data.

**Product teams** check user generated text with Check Moderations before it goes live.

### Frequently asked questions

**What does the ChatGPT (OpenAI) connection do?**

It lets Fabric's assistant use your OpenAI account to generate and edit images, create video, transcribe and translate audio, convert text to speech, run prompts, analyze text and images, extract structured data, check moderation, and work with files and embeddings.

**Fabric already has an AI assistant. Why connect ChatGPT?**

Fabric's assistant handles your questions and work in Fabric. This connection adds OpenAI's own tools, such as image and video generation, speech and embeddings, using your OpenAI account.

**Who pays for the OpenAI usage?**

Requests run on the OpenAI account you connect, and OpenAI bills that account under its API pricing.

**Can I generate images with AI in Fabric?**

Yes. Describe the image and Generate An Image creates it, or Create Image Edit changes one you provide.

**Can I transcribe audio with OpenAI?**

Yes. Create Transcription turns audio into text and Create Translation translates spoken audio into English text.

**Can it turn my notes into speech?**

Yes. Convert Text to Speech produces an audio file from your text.

**What are the legacy tools?**

They are older versions of actions kept for existing setups. The newer equivalents, such as Conversation, Analyze Text and Extract Structured Data, are the ones to use.

**Is my data secure?**

Everything in Fabric is encrypted in transit and at rest. Content you send through this connection is processed by OpenAI under your OpenAI account's terms. See the [privacy and security guide](https://fabric.so/features/private-and-secure).

**How does ChatGPT compare to Claude?**

They are competing AI assistants with different strengths. See [ChatGPT vs Claude](https://fabric.so/comparison/chatgpt-vs-claude).

**Does Fabric work with other tools alongside ChatGPT?**

Yes. You can also connect [Google Drive](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-drive/LZk0fHn6), [Google Docs](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/google-docs/m6wFvGYA) and [Gmail](https://fabric.so/marketplace/connections/gmail/nA96VxNL), along with many other [connections](https://fabric.so/features/connections).

Use ChatGPT and OpenAI in Fabric: generate images and video, transcribe audio, convert text to speech, and extract data. Try Fabric free.