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AI AgentConnectors & Credentials

Connectors & Credentials

Connectors link services outside Gridie — like Stripe, BigQuery, or Hometax — to the agent so it can pull in data or send emails and messages. Once connected, you can work with external data in plain language, such as “Pull last month’s Stripe payments.”

Connectors overview

What Is a Connector?

A connector turns an external service into a tool the agent can use. When a service is connected, the agent can query its data or perform actions through it. Only activated connectors are exposed to the agent, though — tools from services you haven’t connected stay hidden.

Two Authentication Methods

How you connect a service depends on its authentication method.

OAuth

Connect by approving access on the service’s login screen — no key to enter. Go to User menu → Settings → Integrations and click Connect on the service card.

  • Services: Gmail, Google Drive, Google Analytics, BigQuery, Slack

Auth key

Register an API key, account info, or a certificate file issued by the service. The credential you register is stored encrypted and attached to the connectors that use it.

  • API key: Stripe, Resend, Bolta, Spendit, ECOUNT, SAP OData
  • Account info: Bank, E-commerce
  • Certificate: Hometax, Bank, Social Insurance

Public data sources like DART, stock quotes, and SEC EDGAR can be used right away with no authentication.

Connectable Services

Email

ServiceDescriptionAuth
GmailSend email from your Google accountOAuth
ResendSend email from a custom domainAPI key

Files & Data

ServiceDescriptionAuth
Google DriveImport files from Google DriveOAuth
Google AnalyticsGA4 traffic, user behavior, and reportsOAuth
BigQueryExplore datasets/tables and run SQLOAuth
SlackSend messages, look up channels/users, searchOAuth

Disclosures & Market

ServiceDescriptionAuth
DARTKorean listed-company financials and filingsNone
SEC EDGARUS filings and XBRL financial dataNone

Finance & Payments

ServiceDescriptionAuth
StripeCustomers, payments, subscriptions, invoices, balanceAPI key
HometaxTax invoice and cash-receipt sales/purchase dataCertificate
BankBalances and transactions (KB, Shinhan, Hana, Woori, etc.)Account info / Certificate
BoltaIssue and look up electronic tax invoicesAPI key

ERP & Expenses

ServiceDescriptionAuth
ECOUNT ERPSales, purchasing, inventory, production, accountingAPI key
SAP ODataS/4HANA sales, purchasing, production, inventory, accountingAPI key
SpenditExpense reports and spending dataAPI key
Social InsuranceSubscriber roster lookupCertificate
E-commercePG sales data (Baemin, Coupang, Naver, 11st, etc.)Account info

Supported connectors are added continuously, and some may not appear depending on region (domestic/global). Check the live list in the app.

Registering an Auth Key

Auth-key services require a credential before you can use them. What you enter depends on the service, and a registration form tailored to each service is provided.

Credential registration screen

Register with an API key

Open the registration screen

Open the credential registration screen for the service you want to connect.

Enter the key

Paste the API key or auth info issued by the service. (e.g., Stripe → Dashboard → Developers → API keys → secret key sk_live_...)

Save

Saving completes the connection.

Register with a certificate (NPKI)

For services that need a certificate — like Hometax, Bank, and Social Insurance — register it like this.

Select the certificate folder

Select the entire certificate folder containing the .der (signing certificate) and .key (private key) files. If you’re not sure where it is, see the certificate folder location guide on the registration screen.

Enter the certificate password

Enter the certificate password. The certificate is encrypted with this password before being stored.

Enter the business registration number

Enter the business registration number if required.

A single credential can be shared by multiple connectors. For example, registering one certificate lets you use it across Hometax, Bank, and Social Insurance.

Turning Connectors On in Chat

Click the connector button below the chat input to choose which services to use, then type your request. Only the tools of activated connectors are available in that conversation.

Activating connectors in chat

Security & Disconnecting

  • Every registered credential is stored encrypted, and certificates are encrypted with the password you provide.
  • Credentials are used only within the folder where they’re registered and are never exposed to users without access.
  • Disconnecting or deleting a credential doesn’t affect data you’ve already imported, but you won’t be able to pull new data from that service afterward.

API keys and certificates are sensitive. Register them only for the connectors you actually need, and delete credentials you no longer use.

Custom Connectors (MCP)

For services not on the list, connect an external MCP server yourself and use it as a custom connector. See the custom connectors (MCP) guide for details.

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