Connect an integration

Connect a third-party service to your account from Integrations.

Connect your account to third-party services from Integrations.

This guide covers finding an integration, adding a connection, and confirming it is ready. Connected integrations are reusable across apps and agents.

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Prerequisites

You need a Qore account and access to Integrations.

You also need service credentials. These may be an API key, OAuth login, or core-banking credentials.

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Connect methods

Each integration uses one of three connect methods:

• Connect BYOK (Bring Your Own Key) — you supply credentials for your own account with the provider, such as OpenAI, Salesforce, or Stripe. Some integrations also offer Use Platform Managed Keys, with no credentials to enter.
• Sandbox account — the core banking integrations, reached through Kinective. Agent Builder only, sandbox only.
• Connect via UDG — partner integrations brokered through UDG. Their Connect via UDG button is disabled; they can't be connected yet.

See Connect Methods.

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Steps

1

Open Integrations

Select Integrations in the left navigation. The catalog lists 200+ integrations. Use the search box, the category chips (All, Storage, Authentication, LLM, Payments, CRM, Accountancy, Banking, Messaging, …), or the status filter to find a service.

The Integrations catalog, with search, category chips, and integration cards

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Select the integration

On the integration's card, click + Connect (visible directly on the card). This opens the integration's detail page, showing its status (e.g., Not Connected), an Overview, and an All Connections table.

The integration detail page, showing status, Overview, and the All Connections table

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Add a connection

Click + Add Connection. In the Manage {Service} dialog, enter a Connection Name and the service-specific details:

• LLMs (e.g., OpenAI): choose a Model (and provide your API key where prompted).
• OAuth services: click to authorize through the provider's consent screen.
• Token / token + webhook services: paste your API key (and webhook secret).

Then click Save.

The Manage {Service} dialog, with Connection Name, service fields, and Save

If the form offers a credential model, choose Use Platform Managed Keys, Use per-user credentials, or keep shared credentials. Per-user credentials can't be changed back once saved; see Choose a credential model.

Credentials are encrypted at rest and masked as ****** on read. For OAuth, tokens are refreshed automatically.

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Verify

The connection appears in the integration's All Connections table with a connected status.

The integration is now available to your apps and agents.

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Common issues

• The Connect button is disabled. A card that reads Connect via UDG or Coming Soon can't be connected yet.
• OAuth won't complete. Re-run the connect step and finish the provider consent screen; ensure pop-ups aren't blocked.
• The service I need isn't in the catalog. For any REST API without a pre-built connector, add an API Call skill to the agent.

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Related pages

• Integrations Hub and Connect Methods
• Use it in an app: Create an app
• Give an agent reach into a service: Create an agent

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