- Core and Pro: Connector management is available in collaborative workspaces. The account admin sets up and manages connections for that workspace; builders can use them in apps within that workspace.
- Enterprise: Organization-wide connector management with advanced controls—custom OAuth clients, API key access controls, and bring-your-own keys.
Key capabilities
- Centralized management: Admin sets up a service once; builders use it across apps in that workspace.
- Visibility and audit: See which apps and members use which services.
- Per-app consent and revocation: Revoke or rotate access without code changes.
- Role-based access controls: Scoped, least-privilege permissions and access controls on API keys.
- Bring your own OAuth: Use organization-owned OAuth clients with custom scopes.
- Bring your own OpenAI key: Use your own OpenAI API key instead of Replit’s default.
How it works
Admin approves access
Admin approves which groups can use the connector (Enterprise) or makes it available to the collaborative workspace (Core/Pro).
Builders use the connector
Members build with that service by asking Agent in apps within the workspace or org.
Security and governance
- Credentials and tokens are managed by the platform, not stored in individual apps.
- Centralized revocation and rotation without code changes.
- Enterprise: scoped access with least-privilege permissions and optional custom OAuth configuration.
Setup and management
Enable new connectors
Navigate to Integrations
From your collaborative workspace (Core/Pro) or organization home (Enterprise), open the Integrations page.
Select the service
Select the service you want to enable (e.g. Notion, GitHub, Google, Outlook, Dropbox, Salesforce).
Configure the connector
Enable the connector using the default configuration. On Enterprise only, you can create a custom OAuth connector (e.g. Drive scopes
.../auth/drive.file, .../auth/drive.install).Configure access (Enterprise)
- After enabling a connector, select Manage.
- Grant access to specific groups as needed.
Modify connectors
- After enabling a connector, select Manage.
- Deleting a connector removes it for all builders in that workspace (Core/Pro) or organization (Enterprise).
- On Enterprise, you can edit scopes for custom OAuth connectors.
Plan comparison
| Feature | Core (collaborative workspace) | Pro (collaborative workspace) | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Enable and manage connectors | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Scope | Workspace | Workspace | Organization |
| Create custom OAuth clients | — | — | ✓ |
| Set access controls on API keys | — | — | ✓ |
| Bring your own OpenAI key | — | — | ✓ |
Bring your own OpenAI key (Enterprise)
Enterprise customers can use Connectors to bring their own OpenAI API key instead of Replit’s default AI infrastructure. This lets you use existing OpenAI agreements and manage AI usage through your own account.What’s next
Connector management is expanding to support:- Webhook events for event-driven workflows
- Deeper admin experience with permissions, assignments, and analytics
Related documentation
- Connectors overview — Learn about all integration types
- Warehouse Connectors — Connect to BigQuery, Databricks, and Snowflake (Enterprise)