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MCP (Model Context Protocol) connectors let you link the tools your team already uses directly to DeepMask. Once connected, the AI can read, reference, and act on data from those systems during a conversation — without you having to copy-paste content or switch between tabs. Connections are managed from within the chat interface and are available across your projects and chat threads.

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Supported integrations

The Connectors panel lists all integrations currently available in your workspace.

Microsoft (Enterprise)

Connect your organization’s Microsoft 365 environment so the AI can work with your enterprise data.

SharePoint (Enterprise)

Access documents and content stored in your organization’s SharePoint sites. The AI can retrieve, summarize, and work with those files.

OneDrive (Personal)

Access files and folders stored in your personal OneDrive account.

Outlook

Reference emails and calendar events so the AI can help draft replies and surface relevant threads.

2slides

Generate and work with slide decks directly from your conversation.

Bright Data

Pull external web and market data into your workflow for research and analysis.

Google Drive (Coming Soon)

Give the AI access to files and folders in Google Drive to summarize documents, extract data, or draft content.

Custom MCP server

Connect your own MCP-compatible server to bring internal tools and data sources into DeepMask.

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How to add a connector

1

Open the connector panel

In the chat interface, click Add connectors in the toolbar below the message input. The connector panel lists all available integrations.
2

Select an integration

Click Connect next to the tool you want to link — for example, SharePoint or Outlook.
3

Authenticate

Follow the OAuth or credential flow for the selected service. DeepMask requests only the permissions it needs to read and interact with your data.
4

Confirm the connection

Once authenticated, the integration appears as an active connector. It is now available in your current chat and across your workspace.
Active connectors are shown with a count in the chat toolbar. For example, “2 Connectors” indicates two integrations are currently linked and available to the AI.

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Managing active connectors

1

Open connector management

Click Manage connectors in the chat toolbar to view all currently active integrations.
2

Review or disconnect

You can see which tools are connected and disconnect any integration at any time. Disconnecting removes the AI’s access to that service immediately.
Connect only the tools relevant to the task at hand. You can add and remove connectors at any time, so there is no need to keep all integrations active simultaneously.

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Privacy and data access

Connector data is processed within DeepMask’s EU-hosted infrastructure. DeepMask is fully GDPR compliant and never uses your connected data to train AI models. You control which integrations are active and can revoke access at any time.
When you connect a service, the AI gains access to the data that service exposes. Review the permissions requested during authentication and connect only accounts and scopes appropriate for your use case.