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Conduit gives you 3,000+ connectors for Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, or any other AI assistant, with the controls and visibility your IT team needs to say yes.

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Conduit dashboard showing tool call volume, top connectors, and agent setup for a workspace

Your team already uses AI assistants. But the tools they need them to reach — HubSpot, Salesforce, Gmail, Google Sheets, etc. — are either missing a connector or blocked by IT, so AI stays cut off from where the work actually happens. Conduit fixes this.

One gateway in the middle

Your AI assistants

  • Claude
  • ChatGPT
  • Cursor
  • VS Code
  • Gemini
  • Windsurf
  • + anything that speaks MCP

Conduit

One secure endpoint

  • Authentication
  • Access policies
  • Audit log
  • Observability

Your tools

  • HubSpot
  • Salesforce
  • Gmail
  • Google Sheets
  • Slack
  • Notion
  • +3,000 more

Bring your own

  • Custom MCP servers
  • OpenAPI
  • GraphQL

Connect

Point any MCP client at a single endpoint, users sign in through the identity provider with SSO.

Access

3,000+ prebuilt connectors out of the box, plus any MCP server, OpenAPI definition, or GraphQL endpoint you bring.

Control

Groups and policies decide who can use which connectors and tools. Every call is authenticated, authorized, and logged.

For the people doing the work

Use the AI tools you already have, connected to the systems you already work in.

Your tools are already there

3,000+ connectors with prebuilt tools, ready to enable. No waiting for someone to build the integration.

Sign in once

Authenticate with your company account. Conduit handles the OAuth dance with every downstream tool for you.

Your credentials stay yours

The model calls tools through Conduit. It never sees your tokens, passwords, or API keys.

Keep the assistants you have

Conduit is a standard MCP server. If your AI tool speaks MCP, it works — no plugins, no migration.

One catalog of approved tools — flip a switch to enable a connector for your agent.

The Conduit connectors catalog with per-connector enable toggles

Visibility and control, built in

Every tool call, every user, every policy — one console.

Usage analytics in Conduit: tool-call and active-user charts over 30 days with a per-user breakdown

Usage analytics

See adoption as it happens: tool calls, active users, and top tools by user, team, or client. Know what your org's agents are actually doing.

The Conduit audit trail: a filterable log of sign-ins, policy changes, and tool calls with per-event payload detail

A complete audit trail

Every sign-in, policy change, and tool call is recorded. Filter by actor, event, or date, and drill into the exact payload.

Access policies in Conduit: connectors and individual tools granted to the workspace, groups, and individual members

Access policies by team

Grant connectors — or individual tools — to the whole workspace, a group, or a single person. A member's access is the union of every grant that applies.

For the people who have to say yes

Unblock your organization without giving up control. Conduit is the enforcement point between every AI assistant and every tool.

Policies, not tickets

Policies grant connectors to the entire workspace, select groups, or individual users, down to the individual tool. Access changes take effect immediately.

Your identity provider

SSO through Okta or any OIDC provider. Provisioning rules automatically route users into groups and roles from IdP claims at sign-in.

Credential isolation by design

End-user credentials are held by the gateway and never exposed to the LLM or the client.

Audit everything

Every admin change and every tool call lands in the audit log, scoped per workspace.

Observability you already run

OpenTelemetry traces and events export to your existing stack — Datadog, Grafana, anything OTel.

Deploy it your way

Self-host a single Docker image in your own infrastructure, or use the managed cloud.

Give your team AI that can actually do things

Self-hosted or in the cloud. Early access is open.

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