01Available now
Google Workspace
Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Tasks, and related tools based on authorized scope and workflow.
Business systems
Connect only what the role needs
Explore connector categories and the maturity model used to distinguish available, pilot, planned, and custom integrations.
Direct answer
Foundry connectors give an AI Employee scoped access to approved business systems. Each connection is selected for a defined workflow and labeled by maturity; no universal integration claim is made.
Inside the system
Built around the work that matters
Every capability is tied to a role, a boundary, and a reason to exist.
02Available now
Web and CMS
Structured content, publishing, forms, analytics, search, and source-backed web operations.
03Available now
CRM and case systems
Customer, lead, matter, project, and activity workflows through approved APIs or custom integration.
04Managed pilot
Communications
Email, messaging, and phone workflows with identity, disclosure, approval, and escalation controls.
05Managed pilot
Accounting and payments
Read, reconciliation, drafting, and controlled actions require system-specific review and financial authority design.
06Roadmap
Connector marketplace
A public self-service marketplace is not part of the current offer.
Common questions
What buyers ask next
01What is an AI Employee?
An AI Employee is a named, role-based digital worker with a defined mission, connected business systems, documented authority, approval gates, operating memory, and measurable work. It is designed around a job—not around an open-ended chat window.
02Does an AI Employee replace human authority?
No. Cloud Radix defines what the AI Employee may do, what requires approval, and what it is prohibited from doing. Humans retain authority over consequential business decisions.