Why Kora
Works with the stack you already run.
Kora doesn't ask your team to abandon Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace. It connects to whichever one you're on — or both.
Documents live where your organization already keeps them. Calendar invites come from the account people already use. Mail sends from your own domain, through your own provider.
When both providers are connected, each capability — documents, calendar, mail — is routed to the one you chose for it, so there's no ambiguity about where something will land.
How it connects
OAuth, not credentialsConnections run through each provider's own consent screen. Kora never stores those passwords.
Connected by an adminIntegrations are configured once per organization, not left to each person to wire up.
Documents where they belongProject deliverables land in your own SharePoint or Drive, under your own retention rules.
Export whenever you wantYour data stays exportable — connecting Kora doesn't make it the only place your records exist.
Your providers, your rules.
Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace connect through their own OAuth flows, and disconnecting revokes access at the provider.
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