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Where Connectors sit in StackOne: a connector is configured by a connector profile inside your project, which your end-users' linked accounts are authenticated against. A connector is the definition StackOne uses to know how to interact with a provider. Connectors are scoped to a project: every project has access to all StackOne-authored connectors, while any custom connector you build is available only in the project it belongs to. These are the objects you work with on every connector:

Connector Profiles

Reusable credentials and config — the authentication and enabled actions for a connector.

Linked Accounts

An end-user’s authenticated connection to a provider.

Actions

The core unit of work an agent can perform.

Events

Real-time notifications from your connectors and from StackOne.

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Explore your connectors

The Connectors page in the dashboard shows a summary of every connector — the actions and events available, and the profiles and accounts configured for each. Opening a particular connector also shows all logs related to it. For the full list of connectors and what each one supports, browse the Connectors catalog.