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Documentation Index

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Connectors let your workflows interact with external services and process data. Spojit offers two types of connectors:

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Integration connectors

These connect to third-party services and require a connection with valid credentials.

Shopify

Products, orders, customers, inventory, collections, discounts

Slack

Messages, channels, users, reactions, pins, search

Resend

Send emails, manage contacts and domains

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Utility connectors

Built-in tools for data processing and transformation. These don’t require a connection — they work immediately.

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Data processing

JSON

Parse, query, transform

CSV

Parse, filter, convert

XML

Parse, convert, validate

Array

Filter, sort, group, chunk

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Text and strings

Text Tools

Split, join, replace, case conversion, slugify

Regex

Match, extract, replace, validate patterns

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Numbers and dates

Math

Calculate, round, statistics, currency formatting

Date & Time

Format, parse, timezone conversion, relative time

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Files and media

PDF

Extract text, merge, split, rotate

Image

Resize, crop, convert, compress

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Encoding and validation

Encoding

Base64, URL, hex, hashing

UUID

Generate UUIDs, NanoIDs, ULIDs

Validation

Email, URL, phone, credit card

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Developer tools

HTTP

Make HTTP API requests

Code Runner

Execute JavaScript or Python

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Remote MCP servers

Some integrations connect via the Model Context Protocol (MCP) — an open standard for AI tool integrations. These connectors are hosted by the third-party provider (e.g., GitHub, Snowflake) and expose their full API surface through MCP. Spojit connects to the remote server on your behalf using your credentials.
Remote MCP servers are configured the same way as other integration connectors — add a connection with your credentials, then use the connector in your workflow. The MCP protocol is handled transparently.

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Execution modes

When you use a connector in a workflow, you choose how it runs:
  • Agent mode — write a prompt describing what you want, and the AI figures out which tools to call and how. Great for tasks that need reasoning or flexibility.
  • Direct mode — you pick the exact tool and fill in the parameters yourself. No AI involved — fast, predictable, and consistent.
See Connector node for full details on configuring each mode.

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Adding a connector to your workflow

  1. Drag a Connector node onto the canvas
  2. Select the connector in the properties panel
  3. Choose the specific tool you want to use
  4. For integration connectors, select a connection
  5. Configure the tool parameters
See Managing Connections for help setting up credentials.