What happens when you connect a tool
When you connect an integration, Dimension gets three capabilities:- Read — Pull in your emails, calendar events, issues, messages, files, and more
- Act — Send emails, create issues, post messages, schedule events, and take other actions
- Search — Dimension indexes your data in the background so it can search across all your tools when answering questions
- Trigger — Some integrations unlock workflow triggers — for example, connecting Gmail lets you trigger a workflow when a new email arrives, and connecting GitHub lets you trigger one when a PR is opened
Indexing
Dimension can index data from your connected tools. Your data is securely stored in Dimension’s encrypted databases, making it searchable across every integration at once. Ask “what did the team discuss about the redesign?” and Dimension searches your Slack messages, Linear issues, Notion pages, and Google Docs to find the answer. Supported tools include Gmail, Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slack, Linear, Notion, GitHub, Airtable, Dropbox, and more. Track indexing progress on each integration’s detail page. If you disconnect an integration, all indexed data is permanently deleted. See Security for details.Bundled integrations
Some integrations are bundled together for convenience:- Google Workspace — Connecting Google unlocks Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, and Slides. You can choose which services to enable.
- Notion — You can separately enable capabilities (create and edit pages) and indexing (search across your Notion workspace).
Custom integrations
If you use a tool that isn’t natively supported, you can connect it via MCP.See Custom MCP integrations for a step-by-step guide on connecting any tool using the Model Context Protocol.