Platform · Integrations
Connected to your stack, and clear about which one wins.
Most tools connect Microsoft and Google. Few say which one wins when both are on.
Documents
Where project files live
SharePointGoogle Drive
What sends on your behalf
OutlookGmail
Calendar
What timesheet suggestions read
Microsoft CalendarGoogle Calendar
Chat
Where notifications land
TeamsSlack
The highlighted provider is the nominated primary — the one Kora uses when both are connected.
Connect both. You nominate a primary per capability.
Current capabilities
What you can do in Integrations
Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, with capability routing deciding which one wins when both are on.
- OAuth-based connections for Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace
- Capability routing when both ecosystems are connected
- Slack notifications and Zoom meeting connections
- Provider availability and connection status shown in the integration catalog
Two kinds of connection
Yours, and the organization's.
Organization connectionsSet up once by an admin, used by the workspace — document storage, outbound email, notification routing.
Personal connectionsYour own calendar and mailbox, connected by you, visible only to you and disconnected the same way.
What isn't connected yet
The catalogue shows available connections and coming-soon entries separately. Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Slack, and Zoom have connection workflows; check provider availability and configuration in your workspace.
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Where this connects.
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