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    Claude connectors: what twelve of them do, and what to check before a team uses one

    A plain guide to twelve connectors in Anthropic's directory. Each section is written from the connector's directory page and the maker's own page, read on 10 November 2026.

    Claude connectors let Claude work with data in other products, such as a CRM, an applicant tracking system or a finance tool. Anthropic's directory lists the maker, whether sign-in is needed and what the maker says the connector does. This page explains twelve of them in plain terms and notes where the maker labels a connector beta or early access. Before a team uses any connector, decide who can add it, what it may change and who reviews the result. Where we could not read a page, we say so instead of guessing.

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    What is a Claude connector and how do you choose one?

    A Claude connector links Claude to another product so it can read, and in some cases change, data in that product. Anthropic keeps a directory of them, and each listing shows who made it, whether sign-in is required and what the maker says it does.

    This page covers twelve connectors from the directory, in plain terms, so a team lead can see which ones are worth a pilot. Each section uses only what the connector's directory page and the maker's own page said on 10 November 2026. Anthropic's directory pages for the other connectors here carry the line "Only use connectors from developers you trust" and say Anthropic does not control which tools a developer makes available or verify that they work as intended.

    Source: Anthropic connector directory (https://claude.com/connectors), read 10 November 2026.

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    How do you connect Claude to AdisInsight?

    A Claude AdisInsight integration is listed in Anthropic's directory, made by Springer Nature. The directory describes it as giving Claude access to a pharmaceutical drug and clinical trial intelligence database, with search across drugs and trials, company views and charts. Sign-in is required.

    Who uses it: going by that description, teams that research drug pipelines or clinical trials, such as competitive intelligence and clinical development groups.

    Springer Nature's own page says the connector is for research use only, is not for treatment or clinical decisions, that users should not enter personal or protected health information, and that outputs should be checked against the source.

    Next step: Kriv AI's Claude training covers rolling out connectors with admin rules for a team. See the Claude training page.

    Sources: Anthropic directory, AdisInsight (https://claude.com/marketplace/connectors/adisinsight); Springer Nature, AdisInsight MCP (https://adisinsight-mcp.springer.com/), read 10 November 2026.

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    How do you use Adobe Journey Optimizer with Claude?

    A Claude Adobe Journey Optimizer integration is listed in Anthropic's directory, made by Adobe. The directory says it lets you inspect, summarize and troubleshoot journeys, campaigns, offers and channel configurations from Claude. It also says the Adobe Journey Optimizer MCP server is in beta.

    Who uses it: going by that description, marketing operations teams that run journeys and campaigns in Adobe Journey Optimizer.

    Adobe's own page is titled as a beta, says all operations are read-only in the current beta, and says it needs an Adobe Journey Optimizer license and at least View permission on what you query. Adobe encourages testing in a sandbox before productive use.

    Next step: Kriv AI's Claude training covers rolling out connectors with admin rules for a team. See the Claude training page.

    Sources: Anthropic directory, Adobe Journey Optimizer (https://claude.com/marketplace/connectors/adobe-journey-optimizer); Adobe, AJO MCP (Beta) (https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/journey-optimizer/using/content-management/combine/ajo-mcp), read 10 November 2026.

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    How do you use Adobe Workfront with Claude?

    A Claude Adobe Workfront integration is listed in Anthropic's directory, made by Adobe. The directory says you can search, summarize, create and update projects, tasks, workspaces, planning records and approvals from Claude.

    Who uses it: going by that description, project and portfolio managers who work in Workfront.

    Adobe's page says a Workfront administrator must enable MCP server access in your instance first. It shows no beta label.

    Next step: Kriv AI's Claude training covers rolling out connectors with admin rules for a team. See the Claude training page.

    Sources: Anthropic directory, Adobe Workfront (https://claude.com/marketplace/connectors/adobe-workfront); Adobe, Workfront MCP server overview (https://experienceleague.adobe.com/en/docs/workfront/using/basics/workfront-mcp-server/workfront-mcp-server-overview), read 10 November 2026.

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    How do you connect Claude to Amazon Selling Partner?

    A Claude Amazon Selling Partner integration is listed in Anthropic's directory, made by Amazon, and the page says it is currently in beta. The directory says it connects your Amazon Seller Central account to Claude so you can ask about sales, inventory and listing performance, and that you review and approve every action.

    Who uses it: going by that description, Amazon sellers and the commerce teams that manage listings and inventory.

    Amazon's own help page sits behind a Seller Central sign-in, so we could not read it. Everything here is from the directory page.

    Next step: Kriv AI's Claude training covers rolling out connectors with admin rules for a team. See the Claude training page.

    Sources: Anthropic directory, Amazon Selling Partner (https://claude.com/marketplace/connectors/amazon-selling-partner), read 10 November 2026.

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    How do you use Ashby with Claude?

    A Claude Ashby integration is listed in Anthropic's directory, made by Ashby. The directory says it gives Claude access to your applicant tracking data, including pipeline and candidate profiles, and that actions include adding notes, moving stages and sending emails.

    Who uses it: recruiters and talent teams that use Ashby.

    Ashby's own page is titled "Ashby MCP Server (Beta)", warns that tool inputs and outputs may change without notice, and says an Org Admin must switch the MCP server on before users can connect. It also says the server returns only data the user can already see in Ashby.

    Next step: Kriv AI's Claude training covers rolling out connectors with admin rules for a team. See the Claude training page.

    Sources: Anthropic directory, Ashby (https://claude.com/marketplace/connectors/ashby); Ashby, MCP server (Beta) (https://docs.ashbyhq.com/mcp), read 10 November 2026.

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    How do you use Attio with Claude?

    A Claude Attio integration is listed in Anthropic's directory, made by Attio. The directory says it lets Claude read and update your Attio CRM, including looking up contacts and companies, logging call and meeting notes and creating follow-up tasks.

    Who uses it: sales and customer teams that keep their records in Attio.

    Attio's own page says read operations are auto-approved while write operations request confirmation, and that access matches the permissions of the signed-in user. It shows no beta label.

    Next step: Kriv AI's Claude training covers rolling out connectors with admin rules for a team. See the Claude training page.

    Sources: Anthropic directory, Attio (https://claude.com/marketplace/connectors/attio); Attio, MCP overview (https://docs.attio.com/mcp/overview), read 10 November 2026.

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    How do you use Bigdata.com with Claude?

    A Claude Bigdata.com integration is listed in Anthropic's directory, made by RavenPack. The directory describes financial news, filings, earnings call transcripts, fundamentals and market data, with answers drawn from licensed, cited sources.

    Who uses it: going by that description, investors, analysts and portfolio managers.

    Bigdata.com's own page offers a services server and a separate documentation server, and shows no beta label on either. It marks one tool as coming soon, so do not plan around that tool.

    Next step: Kriv AI's Claude training covers rolling out connectors with admin rules for a team. See the Claude training page.

    Sources: Anthropic directory, Bigdata.com (https://claude.com/marketplace/connectors/bigdata); Bigdata.com, MCP reference (https://docs.bigdata.com/mcp-reference), read 10 November 2026.

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    How do you use BioRender with Claude?

    A Claude BioRender integration is listed in Anthropic's directory, made by BioRender. The directory says you can search BioRender's library of scientific templates, find your files and generate first-draft figures from Claude, with each result linking back to BioRender for editing.

    Who uses it: scientists, medical writers and communications teams who make scientific figures.

    BioRender's help article returned a forbidden error when we tried to read it, so we cannot say what plan it needs.

    Next step: Kriv AI's Claude training covers rolling out connectors with admin rules for a team. See the Claude training page.

    Sources: Anthropic directory, BioRender (https://claude.com/marketplace/connectors/biorender), read 10 November 2026.

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    How do you use bioRxiv with Claude?

    A Claude bioRxiv integration is listed in Anthropic's directory, and the listing says it is made by Anthropic. The directory says it gives Claude access to the bioRxiv and medRxiv preprint servers, which host research papers posted before peer review. It says sign-in is not required.

    The Claude tutorial says bioRxiv covers basic research across life science disciplines, medRxiv specializes in clinical and health research, and both servers are run by openRxiv. It says preprints get basic screening but are not peer reviewed, and that Team and Enterprise organization owners add the connector from admin settings.

    Who uses it: researchers and analysts who follow new biology and medical papers. Preprints have not been peer reviewed, so treat them accordingly.

    Next step: Kriv AI's Claude training covers rolling out connectors with admin rules for a team. See the Claude training page.

    Sources: Anthropic directory, bioRxiv (https://claude.com/marketplace/connectors/biorxiv); Claude tutorial, using the bioRxiv and medRxiv connector (https://academy.claude.com/tutorials/using-the-biorxiv-and-medrxiv-connector-in-claude), read 10 November 2026.

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    How do you use Brex with Claude?

    A Claude Brex integration is listed in Anthropic's directory, made by Brex. The directory describes finance automation: finance teams can monitor compliance and run queries, and employees get memo guidance, policy answers and status updates, with permission-based access.

    Who uses it: finance teams and employees who hold Brex cards.

    Brex's own page labels the feature "Early access". It says an admin must turn on Brex MCP access in Brex and add the connector in Claude first. It says the connector changes memos, receipts, attendees and spend limits on your own transactions only, and that approving or rejecting expenses stays in the Brex dashboard or app.

    Next step: Kriv AI's Claude training covers rolling out connectors with admin rules for a team. See the Claude training page.

    Sources: Anthropic directory, Brex (https://claude.com/marketplace/connectors/brex); Brex, Using Brex in AI apps (https://www.brex.com/support/using-brex-in-ai-apps), read 10 November 2026.

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    How do you use Carta with Claude?

    A Claude Carta integration is listed in Anthropic's directory, made by Carta. The directory says cap table customers can pull ownership, 409A valuations and stakeholder details, and investors can reach investment metrics, fund performance and company financials.

    Who uses it: going by that description, finance, legal and investor-relations teams at companies on Carta, and investors.

    Carta's own setup page returned no content when we read it, so we cannot add anything beyond the directory page.

    Next step: Kriv AI's Claude training covers rolling out connectors with admin rules for a team. See the Claude training page.

    Sources: Anthropic directory, Carta (https://claude.com/marketplace/connectors/carta), read 10 November 2026.

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    How do you use ChEMBL with Claude?

    A Claude ChEMBL integration is listed in Anthropic's directory, and the listing says it is made by Anthropic. The directory says the ChEMBL Connector gives Claude access to the ChEMBL Database. It says sign-in is not required and lists six tools: get_admet, get_bioactivity, compound_search, drug_search, get_mechanism and target_search.

    Who uses it: researchers who look up compounds, targets and drugs, going by the tool names.

    We found no separate maker page to read, so this section rests on the directory page alone. The directory page did not carry the "Only use connectors from developers you trust" line when we read it. It shows no beta label.

    Next step: Kriv AI's Claude training covers rolling out connectors with admin rules for a team. See the Claude training page.

    Sources: Anthropic directory, ChEMBL (https://claude.com/marketplace/connectors/chembl), read 10 November 2026.

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    How do you keep connectors under control in a company?

    Give each connector only to the people who need it, let an admin add it for the team, and keep a person accountable for what it can change. Several makers above say the same thing in their own words: Ashby and Workfront need an admin to switch the server on, and Brex needs an admin to complete a one-time setup.

    Treat the beta and early access labels above as real limits. Write down who reviews what a connector changes before it is used on live records.

    Anthropic's directory pages for the other connectors here carry the line "Only use connectors from developers you trust" and say Anthropic does not control which tools a developer makes available or verify that they work as intended.

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    How Kriv AI can help your team roll out connectors

    Kriv AI trains teams to roll out Claude with connectors and written admin rules, and can help you choose which connector to pilot first. Kriv AI has achieved the Select partner tier in the Claude Partner Network Services Track. Scope and price are set after a short discovery call.

    Kriv did not make any connector on this page, and this page does not speak for Springer Nature, Adobe, Amazon, Ashby, Attio, RavenPack, BioRender, Anthropic, Brex or Carta.

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    What this page could not confirm

    This page covers twelve connectors. Many more exist in the directory and are not covered here.

    We could not read Amazon's Seller Central help page, BioRender's help article or Carta's setup page, so those are described from the directory page only. The ChEMBL section also rests on its directory page alone. We tested none of these connectors.

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    Frequently asked questions about Claude connectors: what twelve of them do, and what to check before a team uses one

    What is a Claude connector?

    Anthropic's directory lists connectors that bring tools you already use into Claude. Each listing names the maker and says what the connector does (read 10 November 2026).

    Are any of these connectors in beta?

    Adobe's page for Journey Optimizer and Ashby's page for its server both label them beta, the Amazon Selling Partner directory page says it is currently in beta, and Brex labels its feature early access (read 10 November 2026).

    Does a connector need an admin to set it up?

    For some, yes. Ashby, Adobe Workfront and Brex each say an admin must enable or set up access first (read 10 November 2026).

    Can Kriv help us roll out Claude connectors?

    Yes. Kriv AI trains teams on Claude with connectors and admin rules. Scope and price are set after a short discovery call.

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