Gemini connectors: How to connect Gemini Enterprise to the rest of your tech stack
Google’s Gemini Enterprise now supports connectors to pull data from enterprise apps like Salesforce and Jira, with Zapier expanding access to over 9,000 additional apps for automated workflows.
Gemini Enterprise connectors integrate with enterprise tools such as Confluence, Jira, Salesforce, and Microsoft SharePoint, allowing the AI to retrieve or update information directly from these systems. Users can ask Gemini to summarize emails, locate leads in a CRM, or update project tickets without manually copying data into the chat. Admins control which sources are accessible and set permissions, ensuring data security while enabling natural-language queries across connected apps.
Zapier extends Gemini Enterprise’s reach by connecting it to over 9,000 apps, enabling automated workflows that combine AI reasoning with deterministic actions. Workflows can include triggers, filters, and conditional logic, with AI steps powered by Gemini models or custom API keys. This allows teams to automate tasks like pulling CRM data, analyzing pipelines, and posting summaries to Slack without leaving the Gemini interface.
Gemini Enterprise connectors are configured by IT admins through the admin console, where they authenticate sources and define permissions before employees can use them. The platform supports over 100 native connectors, including Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Atlassian, and Salesforce, with custom connectors available for additional data sources.
Zapier’s connector for Gemini Enterprise lets users blend AI-driven tasks with automated workflows, using Gemini for reasoning while handling routine actions without consuming tokens. This approach balances precision and efficiency, allowing teams to build complex systems that leverage enterprise data while maintaining governance and security.