How to Connect Multiple Teams Accounts to Grok
Grok's Teams connector is free and self-serve, and three of its permissions need an Entra admin. A second tenant is undocumented. What works instead.
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Grok's Teams connector is free and self-serve, and three of its permissions need an Entra admin. A second tenant is undocumented. What works instead.
Consumer Copilot reads one Google account and cannot book. Microsoft 365 Copilot has no Google Calendar connector at all. Connect every account to Carly.
Spark works from the one Google account you sign in with. Connect every account to Carly, add Carly to Spark over MCP, and reach them all in one session.
Gemini holds one Google account at a time and no setting changes it. Connect every calendar to Carly instead and one assistant books across all of them.
xAI documents no way to add a second Google account to Grok, though the connector itself is free and self-serve. How to reach every calendar.
Perplexity's connector queries one primary calendar only, so a second Google account and even a shared calendar are out. What works instead.
Consumer Copilot documents one Google sign-in per connector and Microsoft 365 Copilot never signs into Drive at all. Connect every account to Carly instead.
Every Gemini surface reads only the Google account you signed into. Connect each Drive to Carly, add Carly to Gemini, and one question spans them all.
Perplexity's Drive connector is real and self-serve on Pro, and read-only by design. A second Google account is undocumented. How to hold both anyway.
Notion issues one token per workspace. Add every workspace to Carly, connect Carly to ChatGPT once, and one chat reaches all of them by name.
A Notion authorization covers one workspace. Add every workspace to Carly, connect Carly to Claude once, and one Cowork task reaches all of them.
One Claude account holds one Notion workspace. Connect every workspace to Carly, add Carly to Claude once, and name the workspace in each request.
Microsoft's Notion connector for Copilot is read-only and holds one workspace per user. Connect every workspace to Carly and write to them by name.
Cowork's Microsoft 365 connector takes one work tenant and rejects personal accounts. Connect every OneDrive to Carly and add Carly to Cowork once.
The Gemini app has no Microsoft connector at all, and Gemini Enterprise binds to one tenant. Connect every OneDrive to Carly and reach them from one chat.
ChatGPT holds one Microsoft account and documents Outlook events as read-only. Add every account to Carly, connect Carly once, and book on any of them.
Cowork holds one Microsoft identity and will not book on a shared calendar. Add every account to Carly, connect Carly once, and book on any of them.
Copilot cannot hold two Microsoft accounts or two tenants, and guests cannot be licensed at all. Connect every identity to Carly instead.
The Gemini app has no Microsoft connector, and Gemini Enterprise binds one tenant and never deletes. Connect every Outlook calendar to Carly instead.
Cowork cannot reach a second Microsoft tenant, and guest access is a trap. Add each tenant to Carly, connect Carly once, and one task reaches all of them.
Consumer and Workspace Gemini have no Microsoft connector at all. Connect each tenant to Carly, add Carly to Gemini, and reach every site from one chat.
Cowork holds one Slack workspace at a time. Add every workspace to Carly, connect Carly to Claude once, and one task reaches all of them by name.
Microsoft builds no Slack connector for Copilot, and partner ones need an AI administrator. Connect every workspace to Carly and route by name instead.
The Gemini app cannot reach Slack on any account type. Connect every workspace to Carly, add Carly to Gemini, and search or post across all of them.