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Connector catalogue

Runnit connects to the systems your organisation already uses through the Model Context Protocol, an open standard for connecting AI to software. These pages cover each ready-made connector: what it does and what it needs to connect. The general workflow, including testing, availability to agents, and reconnecting, is on Agent Integrations. Systems not listed here can still be connected as custom integrations when they expose a remote MCP server.

CMS and web

Section titled “CMS and web”

Communication

Section titled “Communication”

Creative and design

Section titled “Creative and design”

CRM and sales

Section titled “CRM and sales”

Customer support

Section titled “Customer support”

Data and BI

Section titled “Data and BI”

Developer and operations

Section titled “Developer and operations”

E-commerce

Section titled “E-commerce”

File storage

Section titled “File storage”

Finance and accounting

Section titled “Finance and accounting”

HR and recruiting

Section titled “HR and recruiting”

IT service management

Section titled “IT service management”
Section titled “Legal and e-signature”

Marketing

Section titled “Marketing”

Payroll and HR pay

Section titled “Payroll and HR pay”

Project management

Section titled “Project management”