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Find non-email connectors in the connector browser

The connector browser's main view now shows non-email connectors like calendar and Telegram, and search there returns them instead of an empty state.

Your connector browser now shows more than email providers. The default view surfaces the non-email connectors you can add — such as calendar and Telegram — and searching from that view finally returns them too.

Improvement

Find non-email connectors in the connector browser

Connector browser showing email and non-email connectors together in one view

What changed

The browser's default "All" view used to behave as if email were the only kind of connector. Non-email options like calendar and Telegram existed, but the main browse view didn't put them in front of you, so they were easy to miss entirely.

Search made this worse. Typing a query in the "All" view had no real search path of its own, so it fell through to an email-only empty state — which meant a search for a perfectly available non-email provider came back as "No connectors found." The connector was there; the view just couldn't show it to you.

Now the "All" view lists available non-email connectors right alongside email providers, and search in that view returns matching non-email providers as well. Whether you scroll or search, if a connector is available to add, the main view will surface it.

How to use it

  1. Open the connector browser and stay on the default "All" view.
  2. Scroll the list to see non-email connectors — such as calendar and Telegram — listed together with your email providers.
  3. Or type what you're after in the search box. Matching non-email providers now appear instead of an empty "No connectors found" state.
  4. Select the connector you want and add it the same way you'd add an email provider.

Why it matters

The whole point of a connector browser is to find what you can plug in without already knowing it's there. When the main view and its search only spoke email, anything else was effectively hidden — you had to know the exact path to reach it, which defeats the purpose of browsing.

If you run outreach across more than just email, this matters more the more channels you use. A calendar connection helps prospects book time with you; a channel like Telegram opens a path beyond the inbox. Being able to find and add those from the same place you manage email keeps your whole setup in one view, instead of scattered across places you have to already know about.

Now discovery works the way you'd expect. Whether you scroll the main view or search by name, the non-email connectors show up next to email, so you can see your full set of options and add the one you need in a couple of clicks. Less guesswork, fewer dead-end searches, and a clearer picture of everything you can connect.