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Fig can connect to the tools you already use — email, calendar, documents, spreadsheets, team chat, project trackers, and more. Once connected, Fig can pull in what it needs and take action across your apps, all from a single request.

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What connecting does

Instead of you copying things back and forth, Fig works directly with your apps:
  • “Summarize the unread emails from my suppliers.”
  • “Add tomorrow’s appointments to a one-page schedule I can print.”
  • “Pull this week’s numbers from my spreadsheet and update my site.”
One request can span several apps — Fig reads from one, acts in another, and delivers the result wherever it’s most useful.

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Connecting an app

1

Open Integrations

Find Integrations in your account settings (on mobile, look for Connectors in your profile).
2

Choose an app and approve

Pick the app and sign in to approve the connection. You decide what Fig can access.
3

Just ask

From then on, mention the app naturally in any request — Fig knows it’s connected.
Fig can also ask mid-task: if a request needs an app you haven’t connected yet, Fig pauses and shows you a connect button — approve it, and Fig picks up right where it left off.

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Staying in control

You stay in charge of your connections. Disconnect any app at any time from the same Integrations screen, and Fig immediately loses access.

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Next steps

Browse all apps

See the full range of apps Fig works with.

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