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Integrations add context and capabilities from supported services to Replit.
  • Slack lets Replit read Slack messages and threads.
  • Google Drive gives Replit access to files and folders, while Google Slides supports presentations.
  • Salesforce gives Replit access to CRM data and supported operations.
The connector catalog shows the services available on your plan.

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Connect an integration

1

Open Integrations

From your Workspace, select Integrations in the sidebar.
Sanitized Replit Workspace home with Integrations highlighted in the left sidebar
2

Select an integration

Browse or search the integrations library, then select the service you need.
Sanitized Replit integrations library showing recommended and available integrations
3

Connect it

Review what the integration can access, then continue through the provider’s sign-in and permissions flow. Salesforce is shown here. Other integrations may differ.
Sanitized Salesforce connection dialog describing authentication, privacy, permissions, and the Continue to Salesforce button
You can also select the plus menu in the prompt box, then Add an integration.

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Start with a familiar tool

Slack

Search conversations and threads, then use that context in your work.

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Google Drive

Bring relevant files and folders into the context for a Conversation.

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Salesforce

Use relevant customer and account information in a Conversation.

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See a connected workflow

Research and analyze
Prepare for a customer call

Bring together Salesforce, Slack, and Google Drive context.

Explore the use case →

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Custom integrations with MCP

Native integrations are supported service connections in Replit’s connector catalog. If a service is not supported, you can create a custom MCP and add it as an integration to Replit. Learn how to connect through MCP. Follow the Integrations feature guide for connector types, availability, setup, supported services, and permissions. When the Conversation has enough context for substantial work, learn how to turn it into a Project.