How to Connect Multiple Google Drive Accounts to Grok Bot
Grok Bot has no Google Drive connector of its own. It borrows Cursor's plugin, itself a wrapper on Google's MCP server. Three vendors, one shared browser.
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Grok Bot has no Google Drive connector of its own. It borrows Cursor's plugin, itself a wrapper on Google's MCP server. Three vendors, one shared browser.
Grok's Google Drive connector is free, self-serve, and documented for reads and writes. A second Google account is undocumented. Setup and the way round it.
Spark has no native Notion connector, and one Notion authorization reaches one workspace. Connect every workspace to Carly and add Carly to Spark over MCP.
The Gemini app cannot reach Notion at all, and Gemini Enterprise binds one authorization to one workspace. Connect every workspace to Carly instead.
Notion is not a Grok Bot connector. It arrives as an official Cursor marketplace plugin that ships one server entry, and one grant covers one workspace.
Grok's Notion connector is free, native OAuth and self-serve. One connection covers one workspace, and that rule is written down by Notion, not by xAI.
Perplexity's Notion connector needs Max, not Pro, and one OAuth grant holds one workspace. How to reach every workspace from one chat instead.
Codex has no OneDrive connector. Connect all your Microsoft accounts to Carly, register one MCP server, and reach them all from the Codex CLI.
Spark has no Microsoft connector, and Google's OneDrive connector needs the account type Spark refuses. Connect every Microsoft account to Carly instead.
Carly holds every OneDrive account you own and works across all of them. Grok Bot's new OneDrive plugin signs in one Microsoft account.
Grok's OneDrive connector is Business and Enterprise only, admin-provisioned against one Azure AD tenant, and holds one identity. What works instead.
OneDrive is now part of Perplexity's Microsoft 365 connector, and it writes. There is no consumer-account path, and a second tenant is undocumented.
Spark has no Microsoft connector, and Google's Outlook calendar connector needs a work account Spark refuses. Connect every calendar to Carly instead.
Carly holds every Outlook calendar you own and works across all of them. Grok Bot's new Outlook Calendar plugin signs in one Microsoft account.
xAI documents no second Microsoft account for Grok, and someone else's calendar is out of reach. The connector is free. What works instead.
Perplexity documents it: the Outlook connector queries one primary calendar, and secondary or shared calendars are out. What actually works instead.
Codex has no SharePoint connector. Connect all your Microsoft accounts to Carly, register one MCP server, and reach every site from the CLI.
Spark has no Microsoft connector, and Gemini Enterprise's SharePoint connector needs the account type Spark refuses. Connect every account to Carly instead.
Grok searches across SharePoint sites automatically, but the ceiling is what an admin indexed, not what you can open. Two tenants have nowhere to go.
Grok Bot has no SharePoint connector, and several sites in one tenant never needed one. The real question is two tenants, and that answer is different.
Perplexity's Microsoft 365 connector searches every SharePoint site your account can reach, and it writes. A second Microsoft tenant is undocumented.
Spark has no Slack path of its own, and Google's Slack integration is work-account only. Connect every workspace to Carly and add Carly to Spark over MCP.
Grok at grok.com has no Slack connector, built in or in the catalog. Custom MCP is the only route and Slack blocks it. What reaches Slack instead.
ChatGPT's Teams app holds one Microsoft account and needs an Entra admin's consent. Connect all your Teams accounts to Carly, add Carly once, and reach both.