Conversations
Chats become decisions.
Threads turn into owners, the next step, and why it was decided — not another channel to search.
Slack
Microsoft Teams
Gmail
WhatsApp
DiscordStack
Plug in the tools they already use.
Slack, Jira, GitHub, Notion — one click. Meetings, tickets, and chats fill a shared memory. People ask it. Agents read it. Same access as the person who connected.
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- OAuth
- where the tool allows
- Project-scoped
- never the whole workspace
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What lands in memory
Not another sync job. Each connection writes into a room.
Conversations, tickets, meetings, and deals fill the same company brain — so the next person, and the next agent, does not start from a blank chat.
SlackMicrosoft TeamsGmailWhatsAppDiscordDelivery
Tickets and PRs attach to the project.
What slipped, who unblocks it, and the comment that changed the plan sit next to the work.
Jira
Linear
GitHub
GitLab
MondayTime & files
Meetings stop living in a tab.
Calls, docs, and calendars land as action items — not another transcript pile.
Google Calendar
Google Drive
Notion
Zoom
Google MeetRevenue
Pipeline sits next to the work.
Deals, payments, and the customer thread share the same memory as the ticket that closed them.
HubSpot
Salesforce
Stripe
AttioAccess stays yours
Mor only sees what you connect — and only in the project you invite it to.
Local-first by default. External services are used only through integrations you explicitly turn on.
Same seat, same scope
You connect. Morrow inherits that account. Nothing wider than the person who clicked.
Project walls
A Jira board becomes a project. Other boards stay out until you invite Morrow in.
Writes wait
Mor drafts the comment or the ticket. You approve before anything lands back in the tool.
Directory
Browse the stack. Connect once.
Search by name. Filter by how the team works. Memory starts filling the moment the account is linked.
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Three ways in
Sign in, bring a source, or let agents reach in.
OAuth for the stack you already have. An API for the rest. MCP for the agents.
Sign in
OAuth with the account you already have.
One click. No glue code, no extra bot to babysit. Morrow picks up the same access you grant.
Your own source
Point Morrow at a custom API.
Authenticate once. Morrow discovers the tools — no separate sync jobs, no weekend webhook work.
Agents, from their tools
The same brain, over MCP.
Cursor, Claude, and your agents query project memory from where they already work.
After you connect
The stack keeps running. The brain starts filling.
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Plug in the account
One click. Same access as the connecting user.
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Work writes itself in
Meetings, tickets, and chats land in the company brain.
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Nobody starts over
The morning report — and every agent — starts from what you already know.
Before you connect
The questions teams ask first.
Does Mor see everything in Slack and Jira?
Only what you connect, and only inside the projects you invite it to. Mor does not read your whole workspace by default.
What happens if I disconnect?
Morrow stops pulling new data right away. Memory already captured stays unless you delete it. You can wipe a project’s memory without deleting the account.
Can agents write back into Slack or Jira?
They can draft. Nothing is posted or created until you approve — the same gate Mor uses on the desktop.
Do I need glue code?
No. OAuth covers the stack you already use. A custom source is one authenticated call. Agents reach the same memory over MCP.
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