Fig Connectors: Your AI with Context
Connectors give Fig the context of your actual work: the files, tools, and systems your team already uses, with permissions intact.

AI is much more useful when it can see the work you are talking about. Without connectors, you spend a lot of time pasting documents into a chat, summarizing tickets and describing Slack threads so the assistant has enough context to help.
Fig Connectors link Fig to the tools you already use, so the right context is available in every conversation without switching tabs.
What you can connect
- Google Drive (Docs and Sheets)
- Slack
- Linear and GitHub
- Notion and Figma
- Salesforce
- And many more
Once connected, you can ask for things like:
- "Summarize the latest feedback from our support channels."
- "Turn the onboarding specs into a launch checklist."
- "Review Linear issues to find release blockers."
- "Draft a follow-up based on the latest sales notes for this account."
Taking action, not only reading
Connectors also let Fig act in those tools: creating issues, drafting updates and triggering workflows. A designer can get a handoff checklist created in the right place; a founder can have a follow-up email drafted from the account history.
Security and control
Connectors follow your existing permissions. If you cannot see a file in the original tool, Fig cannot either. Teams choose which connectors are enabled and which actions are allowed.
Connectors and the rest of Fig
Connectors make the other features more capable. Scheduled tasks can watch connected sources and report changes. Expert packages can use connected tools in their workflows. Deep research can draw on your organization's own knowledge. And voice mode can look up live data while you talk.
Connect the tools you use, and Fig can work from the same information you do.


