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Modus connects to your SaaS apps — Slack, Jira, Notion, GitHub, Salesforce, and more — over OAuth, so their content becomes context that Modus can reason over. You authorize each app through its own login screen; Modus never sees your password, and you can revoke access from the app at any time. This page explains the shared connect flow. Each app also has its own short guide with the specifics (permissions, what you can scope, and any app-specific input).

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How connecting works

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Open the app in Integrations

Log into Modus, click Integrations in the left sidebar, find the app’s card, and click Connect.
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Authorize in the secure popup

A secure popup opens (hosted by our managed-auth provider). Sign in to the app and approve the access Modus requests. Some apps ask for an app-specific detail here — for example your Zendesk subdomain, your Atlassian site, or which Google account to use.
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Choose what to share

Back in Modus, many apps let you scope exactly what Modus can access — for example specific Slack channels, Jira projects, Confluence spaces, or GitHub repositories. Nothing outside your selection is used.

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Who can connect

Most apps let any member connect, but some restrict this. Depending on the app and your organization’s settings, an admin may need to approve Modus — for example a Slack Workspace Owner, a Microsoft 365 admin for Teams, a GitHub organization owner, or an Atlassian site admin. In every case Modus only accesses what the connecting account can access. Each app’s guide lists its specific requirement.

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Workspace vs. personal connections

  • Workspace — a shared, org-level connection. Everyone in your Modus organization uses it. This is the default for most apps.
  • Personal — each user connects their own account. Used where access is inherently per-person (for example Google Calendar). Google Drive supports both modes and asks you to choose when you connect.

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What you can scope per app

After connecting, these apps let you narrow what Modus can access: ClickUp, Google Drive, and Google Calendar are connect-only — there’s no extra scoping step after you authorize.

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Managing a connection

Open Integrations → the app to add another connection, adjust what’s shared, reconnect if authorization expires, or disconnect. Disconnecting revokes Modus’s access.

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Security

Modus uses OAuth and requests read-oriented, least-privilege access appropriate to each app. Access tokens are stored securely by our managed-auth provider — your password is never shared with Modus. You can revoke access at any time from the app’s own connected-apps settings. Need help? Contact us at support@getmodus.com.