What integrations are
Some agent work goes beyond analysis: browsing and attaching your Google Drive files, checking your calendar, or searching Slack and posting a deliverable to a channel. For that, an agent needs to act as you — and that's what an integration is: your own account, connected to Omega with your permission.
Each connection is personal. Only you — and the agents you run — can use it. Connecting your Slack doesn't give anyone else on the team access to it.
Where to connect
Your connections live in Settings:
Open Settings from your profile menu.
Switch to the My preferences page.
Scroll to My connections. You'll see the available services — currently Google Drive & Calendar and Slack — each with its connection status.
Click Connect next to a service. You'll be taken to that service's own sign-in and consent screen.
Approve access and you'll land back in Omega with the connection showing Connected, along with the account it's tied to.
You can click Disconnect at any time to revoke a connection.
Integrations are the accounts agents act through on your behalf — connect yours once, and every agent you run can use them.
What each connection grants
Google Drive & Calendar — agents can browse and attach your Drive files, and read your calendar: your agenda, event details, attendees, and meeting links, including shared team calendars you can see. Calendar access is read-only — agents never create or change events. If you connected Google back when it covered Drive only, the row will say so and offer an Update access button; click it to re-approve and add calendar.
Slack — agents read Slack as you, so what an agent can see mirrors your own Slack access, channel for channel: your memberships are what make client channels readable. If an agent reports it can't read a channel, join that channel in Slack and try again.
Integrations vs. client data sources
It's worth keeping two things straight:
Your connections (this article) are per-person tools agents act through — Drive, Slack.
Client data sources — ad platforms, analytics, nova — power the client's numbers across scans, reports, and chat. You can see their status in Settings → Client settings → Integrations, but connecting or fixing a client data source happens in nova, not here. If a client's data looks incomplete, that's the place to start.
Getting help
Connection won't complete, keeps asking you to sign in, or shows an authorization error? Reach out to the IT team — access and authentication issues are theirs to untangle.
A client data source missing or out of date? Head to nova to connect or update it; agents pick up the new data automatically.
Tip: If a deliverable failed to post to Slack or a Drive file wouldn't attach, check My connections first — a disconnected or expired connection is the most common cause, and reconnecting takes under a minute.