Linkence connects ready-made apps and custom systems into one governed context layer. Ask questions, research, and prepare approved actions without copying information between tabs or signing in to every app for each task.
Linkence provides governed paths for supported APIs, MCP servers, databases, object storage, email protocols and internal applications. Scope, identity, reads, writes and approvals are defined before access.
Make approved internal context available to Linkence through a defined boundary.
Company context comes in. Approved tools and actions become available from one controlled workspace.
Let Linkence use permitted tools without giving it unrestricted access.
Connect the systems your team already uses, then let Linkence search permitted context and prepare work from one place.
Search every ready-made source by system, category, or availability.
Cited search, grounded drafts and follow-up tracking across approved Gmail mailboxes.
AvailableMicrosoft Graph backed search and grounded drafts across approved Outlook mail and calendar.
AvailableCited answers from approved Slack channels, with approved updates posted back.
AvailableCited search across shared Teams channels, paired with Microsoft 365 context.
AvailableCited search and grounded work across selected Google Drive folders.
AvailableLive calendar reads and approval-gated event changes through Composio.
AvailableLive Outlook calendar reads and approval-gated event changes through Composio.
AvailableCited file search across approved OneDrive libraries via Microsoft Graph.
AvailableCited enterprise search across selected SharePoint sites and libraries.
AvailableCited document search across approved Box folders.
AvailableCited issue search and approval-gated Jira actions across synced projects.
AvailableCited wiki search and review-gated page drafts across Confluence spaces.
AvailableCited repo, pull request and issue search across selected Bitbucket workspaces.
AvailableCited repo search and approval-gated actions across selected GitHub repositories.
AvailableCited search, classification and follow-up tracking across approved Zoho Mail mailboxes.
AvailableCited search across approved Notion workspaces and databases.
AvailableCited CRM context across approved accounts, opportunities and activities.
AvailableCited CRM and marketing context paired with mail, chat and files.
AvailableCited ticket, macro and help center search for support teams.
AvailablePlanned: cited ticket search and escalation packets for Zoho Desk teams.
Coming soonPlanned: cited chat and visitor context for sales and support copilots.
Coming soonCited file search across approved Dropbox team folders.
AvailableCited search across approved Egnyte folders.
AvailableCited search across approved S3, R2, GCS and OCI buckets and prefixes.
AvailableCited search across BookStack books, chapters and pages.
AvailableCited search across GitBook spaces and published docs.
AvailableCited search across Outline collections and documents.
AvailableCited search across Slab topics and posts.
AvailableCited search across approved Coda docs and tables.
AvailableCited search across Document360 knowledge base articles.
AvailableCited search across Guru cards and collections.
AvailableCited search across LumApps pages, news and communities.
AvailableCited search across MediaWiki pages and categories.
AvailableCited reference search across approved Wikipedia topics.
AvailableCited search across Drupal wiki pages and documentation.
AvailableCited search across Google Sites pages.
AvailableCited search across Axero spaces, pages and announcements.
AvailableCited search across approved websites and docs portals.
AvailableCited search across uploaded documents, no connector setup required.
AvailableCited search across Canvas courses, pages and modules.
AvailableCited repo, merge request and issue search across GitLab projects.
AvailableCited task and project search across Asana workspaces.
AvailableCited task, list and doc search across ClickUp spaces.
AvailableCited issue and cycle search across Linear teams.
AvailableCited search across Productboard notes, features and roadmaps.
AvailableCited search across TestRail cases, runs and results.
AvailableCited search across Braintrust experiments, evals and logs.
AvailableCited search across approved Discord channels.
AvailableCited search across Zulip streams and topics.
AvailableCited search across Discourse categories and topics.
AvailableCited search across XenForo forums and threads.
AvailableCited search across approved IMAP mailboxes.
AvailableCited search across Fireflies.ai transcripts and meeting notes.
AvailableCited search across Gong calls, transcripts and insights.
AvailableCited ticket and solution search across Freshdesk.
AvailableCited search across Highspot spots and sales content.
AvailableCited search across Loopio library entries and projects.
AvailableCited search across Airtable bases, tables and records.
AvailableGoverned, approval-controlled read queries on approved PostgreSQL databases.
AvailableGoverned access to external MCP servers as tools and data sources.
AvailableGoverned actions generated from your OpenAPI specification.
AvailableProgrammatic document ingestion for systems without a ready-made connector.
AvailableAdd a supported search and page-reading provider so Linkence can combine approved company context with current public information.
Eight provider options. No additional directory filters required.
Each connection keeps an explicit source boundary, access model, freshness policy and revocation path.
Select folders, labels, sites, channels, projects, repositories or endpoints. Nothing outside the configured boundary is synced.
Each connector uses the exact behaviour verified by product (workspace scope, admin scope or source-level permissions), and its detail page states which.
Scheduled sync, incremental sync or live fetch, depending on the connector. The freshness label on every page reflects the real behaviour.
Admins can inspect status, errors and audit activity for every connection, and revoke the connector at any time.
Linkence brings permitted context together across the systems involved, then prepares the next step from the same governed workspace.
A cited escalation narrative rebuilt from the thread, the channel, the ticket and the runbook, not four open tabs.
Draft reply and Jira update, held for approvalA risk table with owners and evidence: the issue, the pull request, the deciding thread and the plan document.
Prepare status update and follow-up tasksA meeting brief with policy context: the calendar event, the channel discussion and the governed documents.
Draft follow-up and tracked actionsSee how prebuilt apps, custom systems, access surfaces, permissions and approved actions fit together.
No. Admins define the source boundary for every connector: selected folders, labels, sites, channels, projects or repositories. Only that configured scope is synced, and each connector page lists exactly what enters Linkence and what never does.
Yes. Scope is admin-controlled per connector and can be changed or revoked at any time. The directory shows each connector's scope model, and the detail pages state the exact boundary options.
Access behaviour is verified per connector and differs by system. Retrieval always follows the access model stated on the connector's detail page, never a blanket claim. Where a connector uses admin-selected global scope, we say so plainly.
It depends on the connector: scheduled sync, incremental sync or live fetch. Every connector page carries a freshness label describing its actual behaviour, so there are no invented real-time promises.
Yes. Custom MCP servers, OpenAPI-generated actions, the ingestion API and scoped SQL reads all connect internal systems after a technical review that fixes the data boundary, identifiers, read strategy, permitted writes and approval policy before any production access.
Only verified, approval-gated writes. Each connector page lists its permitted actions and their approval mode. Sensitive changes are always prepared, checked against policy and held for a person before execution.
We will map the required systems, connect the permitted context and show how Linkence carries one task from evidence to an approved next step.
Representative data is enough for the first demo. No production access required.