Claude for collaboration and productivity tools

For a claude calendly integration, start with what the vendor and Anthropic say. Calendly's directory page says the connector lets people schedule meetings and access meeting recaps within Claude, including creating and updating event types, sharing scheduling links, adjusting availability and booking meetings through conversation.

Calendly describes itself as the easiest and most powerful way to find time to connect. Sales, customer success and recruiting teams that book many calls may use it to keep scheduling in the same conversation as their notes.

Next step: Kriv's Claude training for teams covers connectors and admin rules, so your people know what to connect and what to leave alone.

Sources: https://claude.com/connectors/calendly (Anthropic connector directory), https://calendly.com (vendor), both read 2026-11-10.

For a claude confluence integration, start with what the vendor and Anthropic say. The connector in Anthropic's directory is made by Atlassian and is named Atlassian MCP. Its page says it gives permission-aware access to Jira, Confluence, Loom, Bitbucket and other Atlassian apps, for search, summaries, record creation and multi-step actions. It says actions run under the user's existing Atlassian permissions.

Atlassian describes Confluence as an AI workspace for knowledge and collaboration. Knowledge managers, support teams and engineers who keep documentation in Confluence may use it to search and summarise pages. Kriv already covers the Jira side on its Claude Jira integration page.

Next step: Kriv's Claude training for teams covers connectors and admin rules, so your people know what to connect and what to leave alone.

Sources: https://claude.com/connectors/atlassian (Anthropic connector directory), https://www.atlassian.com/software/confluence (vendor), both read 2026-11-10.

For a claude draw.io integration, start with what the vendor and Anthropic say. We found no draw.io connector page in Anthropic's connector directory when we checked on 10 November 2026. draw.io publishes its own MCP server, listed in the MCP Registry as io.draw/mcp, version 1.9.0 and active on that date. The registry describes it as creating draw.io diagrams in chat from Mermaid or XML, shown live and interactive. Its GitHub page calls it the official draw.io MCP server.

draw.io describes itself as security-first diagramming for teams. Architects, analysts and process owners who draw flows and system diagrams may use it to turn a described process into a diagram. Because it is not a directory connector, an administrator should decide whether to allow it.

Next step: Kriv's Claude training for teams covers connectors and admin rules, so your people know what to connect and what to leave alone.

Sources: https://registry.modelcontextprotocol.io/v0/servers?search=io.draw (MCP Registry), https://www.drawio.com (vendor), both read 2026-11-10.

For a claude egnyte integration, start with what the vendor and Anthropic say. Egnyte's directory page, which names Egnyte, Inc. as the maker, says the connector lets AI agents search, retrieve and analyse content across an Egnyte domain, using Egnyte's public APIs and the platform's existing permissions, compliance rules and audit logging. Egnyte also lists an MCP server, com.egnyte/mcp-server, in the MCP Registry.

Egnyte describes its product as an AI context layer and content cloud for enterprises. Teams in construction, finance and other file-heavy fields that already store content in Egnyte may use it to search and summarise documents. Their administrator decides who can connect.

Next step: Kriv's Claude training for teams covers connectors and admin rules, so your people know what to connect and what to leave alone.

Sources: https://claude.com/connectors/egnyte (Anthropic connector directory) and https://registry.modelcontextprotocol.io/v0/servers?search=com.egnyte (MCP Registry), https://www.egnyte.com (vendor), all read 2026-11-10.

For a claude excalidraw integration, start with what the vendor and Anthropic say. Excalidraw's directory page calls it an MCP for creating interactive hand-drawn diagrams in Excalidraw, and says it is the official Excalidraw MCP app for building interactive visual applications in Claude. The directory page says sign-in is not required.

The Excalidraw site describes itself as a virtual collaborative whiteboard tool for sketching hand-drawn style diagrams. Anyone who sketches ideas, workflows or meeting notes may use it to turn a description into a hand-drawn style diagram.

Next step: Kriv's Claude training for teams covers connectors and admin rules, so your people know what to connect and what to leave alone.

Sources: https://claude.com/connectors/excalidraw-app-demo (Anthropic connector directory), https://excalidraw.com (vendor), both read 2026-11-10.

For a claude files.com integration, start with what the vendor and Anthropic say. Files.com's directory page says the connector lets Claude find, access, upload, organise and share files on a Files.com site, limited to what the connected account is allowed to access. This page is about the Files.com product, not the general word files.

Files.com describes itself as a cloud-native file orchestration platform. IT and operations teams that move files between partners and systems on Files.com may use it for lookups. Keep the connected account narrow.

Next step: Kriv's Claude training for teams covers connectors and admin rules, so your people know what to connect and what to leave alone.

Sources: https://claude.com/connectors/files-com (Anthropic connector directory), https://www.files.com (vendor), both read 2026-11-10.

For a claude microsoft 365 integration, start with what the vendor and Anthropic say. The connector in Anthropic's directory is made by Anthropic. Its page says it lets Claude search and analyse SharePoint, OneDrive, Outlook and Teams content while keeping your existing Microsoft 365 permissions and security settings in place. It says Team and Enterprise plans accept work or school accounts only.

We could not read Microsoft's own Microsoft 365 page on 10 November 2026 (the connection failed), so this section rests on the Anthropic directory page alone. Staff who work across email, files and Teams chat may use it to find a message or file in one request. Kriv also covers this on its Claude Outlook integration page.

Next step: Kriv's Claude training for teams covers connectors and admin rules, so your people know what to connect and what to leave alone.

Sources: https://claude.com/connectors/microsoft-365 (Anthropic connector directory), https://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-365 (vendor), both read 2026-11-10.

We read each connector's directory page and the vendor's own site once, on 10 November 2026. We could not read Microsoft's own Microsoft 365 page. Connector tool lists and terms change, so check the directory before you rely on a feature. Notion and tldraw, also in our source list, are not described here. Notion has its own live page. We did not test any connector, and nothing here is legal advice.