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Many software vendors host their own MCP server, and you can connect them to Spojit as a custom MCP server without waiting for a built-in connector. For most, you only need the server URL: choose Auto authentication and approve access when the vendor asks. Each guide below covers the vendor’s prerequisites, the exact server URL, how to sign in, and links to the vendor’s own documentation.

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Sign in with Auto

These servers work with Auto authentication. Paste the URL, click Save & connect, and approve access.

NetSuite

Oracle’s AI Connector Service

Atlassian

Jira, Confluence, Jira Service Management

Notion

Pages and databases

Linear

Issues and projects

monday.com

Boards and items

ClickUp

Tasks, docs, time tracking

Airtable

Bases and records

Miro

Boards

Canva

Designs, assets, exports

Webflow

CMS, pages, sites

Stripe

Payments, invoices, subscriptions

PayPal

Invoices and transactions

Sentry

Issues and errors

Datadog

Logs, metrics, monitors

Grafana Cloud

Metrics and logs

Cloudflare

API, observability, Radar

Supabase

Projects and databases

Neon

Serverless Postgres

Hugging Face

Models, datasets, Spaces

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Bring your own OAuth app

These vendors need you to register an app in their admin console first. Choose Auto and the sign-in form fills in the vendor’s endpoints; you add the client ID and secret.

Salesforce

Hosted MCP Servers

HubSpot

CRM and marketing

Dynamics 365 (Dataverse)

Tables and records

Slack

Search, channels, messages

Asana

Tasks and projects

Box

Files, folders, Box AI

Zoom

Meetings and recordings

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Don’t see your server?

If a vendor publishes a remote MCP server over Streamable HTTP, try it with Auto first. If the vendor only accepts a token, use Token; if it needs an app you register, use OAuth 2.0.