LoamDB — Connectors

Your existing tools. Loam's intelligence.

Loam doesn't ask you to migrate. It meets your data where it lives — in the CRM, the support queue, the email thread, the Slack channel — and turns it into compounding intelligence from day one.

These aren't normal connectors.

Most integrations sync data — your CRM fields appear in another tool, your Slack messages get indexed for search. The data moves, but it stays data.

Loam's connectors run an intelligence step on everything that comes through: extracting what was decided, who was involved, what context matters, and why. What persists isn't the raw event — it's the knowledge built from it.

Your tools don't change. What changes is how much your organisation understands from them.

incoming slack_message
raw → "Let's go with Option B for the Q3 rollout"
extracted → decision: Q3 rollout approach
who → Sarah Chen (VP Product)
context → linked to 3 prior threads, 1 doc
persisted knowledge → not raw message
CRM
Comms
Support
Docs
Engineering

Intelligence layer

What was decidedWho was involvedWhat context matters
Data
Knowledge
Decisions

Connect the tools you already use

CRM

  • Salesforce
  • HubSpot
  • Pipedrive

Communications

  • Slack
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Gmail
  • Outlook

Support

  • Zendesk
  • Intercom
  • Freshdesk

Documents

  • Google Drive
  • Notion
  • Confluence
  • SharePoint

Engineering

  • GitHub
  • Jira
  • Linear
  • PagerDuty

Data

  • Snowflake
  • BigQuery
  • PostgreSQL

Calendar

  • Google Calendar
  • Outlook Calendar
See all 40+ connectors

Permissions travel with the data.

When Loam connects to a tool, it respects the access rules already in place. If someone doesn't have access to a file in Google Drive or a channel in Slack, Loam won't surface that knowledge to them — regardless of which agent is asking or what question they're answering.

Permissions are inherited from the source and enforced at every query. You don't have to reconfigure access inside Loam. What was private stays private.

Source-level enforcement

Access controls from Google Drive, Slack, Salesforce, and every connected tool are inherited automatically.

Query-time checks

Every query is filtered through the requesting user's permissions. No leakage across roles or teams.

Agent-aware boundaries

Agents inherit the permissions of the user they serve. An agent can't access what its user can't.

Don't see your tool?

MCP native

Loam is MCP native — any MCP-compatible tool connects without custom integration work. Plug in and go.

Connector API

Building on your own stack? The Connector API lets you push any data source through the same intelligence layer.

Full documentation

Detailed guides, API references, and examples for every connector and custom integration pattern.

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