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Connector Library

Use external connectors to power end-to-end work within Harvey.

Last updated: Oct 8, 2026

Overview

The Connector Library is a curated collection of Harvey-verified integrations available in your workspace. These integrations cover both native API integrations and MCP integrations. Each connector has been tested and reviewed by Harvey for compatibility, security, and data handling before being made available.

This article goes over how to add a connector to your Harvey workspace, and provides a list of all connectors, their capabilities, and their availability status.

Enabling and Managing Connectors

Admins control which connectors are available to users in your workspace.

The Connector configuration page in the Harvey Command Center

Enable a Connector from the Library

  1. Go to Command Center → Configurations → Connectors.
  2. Select a connector from the list to view details like the tool’s privacy and developer policy, functionality, setup requirements, and support contacts.
  3. Find a connector in the list and select Add. You’ll see the connector’s available integrations as well as documentation links to resources like the terms of service and privacy policy.
  4. Select Add to begin the setup flow.
    1. If you’re connecting both API and MCP integrations, you’ll go through this process for each one.
  5. Follow the authentication and configuration steps for that connector.
  6. In the Grant access for users menu, choose which roles and users can access the connector.
    1. In the Roles section, add or remove specific roles from the access list.
    2. In the Users section, enter email addresses to add specific users in addition to the selected roles.
  7. Select Enable Integration.

The connector is now available in your Harvey workspace. For some connectors, users may also need to authenticate with their individual accounts under Personal Settings → Connectors.

Manage Existing Connectors

Once a connector is active, you can return to Command Center → Configurations → Connectors to manage permissions and access. You can:

  • Adjust which users or groups have access.
  • Manage MCP tool access for users. You can set certain actions as Always allow, Ask user, or Block. Note that you should carefully review what tool access entails before enabling “Always allow” for any actions for your workspace.
  • Remove and disable a connector at any time.

Available Connectors

Our available connectors are listed below, with information on their release status, integration type, and capabilities.

General Availability

Early Access

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