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Connectors

Connectors plug your business apps into the team. Import once, and every Bot can use the tools immediately. The catalog covers Zoho services plus 100+ third-party apps — Stripe, HubSpot, Outlook, Calendly, Notion, and more — all through Zoho MCP.

The catalog

Browse everything at /connectors, filterable by Zoho-based services, other services, and Web3. Each page lists what your Bots will be able to do — tool inventories stay honest, so the counts you see are the tools you get.

Importing from the app

Click Connectors at the bottom of the app sidebar, pick the app, and paste your Zoho MCP endpoint URL. Wayfind registers it on your cloud computer and verifies the connection — you'll see the live tool count. Importing again updates the endpoint in place.

Treat your endpoint URL like a password. It can trigger tools on your account — never paste it into public repos or shared docs.

Setting up Zoho MCP

Every Zoho MCP connector follows the same five steps on the Zoho side. You only need the services you plan to use.

  1. 1
    Open the Zoho MCP dashboard. Go to zoho.com/mcp and sign in with your Zoho account.
  2. 2
    Create a new MCP server. Create a server — one server can expose several services.
  3. 3
    Add tools for your service. Add tools and select the service you want to use, then enable permission for those tools.
  4. 4
    Switch the authorization type. Open the Connection tab and change the default Authorization On Demand to Authorization via Connection — this pre-authorises the tools so your Bots can use them.
  5. 5
    Copy the endpoint URL. Open the Connect tab and copy the endpoint to your MCP server — it looks like https://…zohomcp.com/mcp/…/message. Paste it in the app import step below.

Connecting from chat

No self-serve import exists yet for some connectors — or you'd rather delegate. Just ask any Bot in chat to connect the service; it will walk through the same setup with you.