AI that isn’t all talk
Unlock business-critical insights and delegate tedious tasks with AI built for HR, Payroll, IT, and Finance.
Plugins
Get more out of every app with Rippling AI
Rippling AI connects to 60+ MCPs, including Google Workspace, Slack, Teams, Outlook, Atlassian, and GitHub. Admins can provision plugins for employees based on their role or department.
Communication and coordination
Gmail
Microsoft Outlook
Zoom
Google Calendar
Microsoft Calendar
Google Chat
Slack
Microsoft Teams
Docs, files, and productivity
Google Drive
Google Forms
Microsoft Excel
Dropbox
Google Sheets
Box
Google Docs
Google Slides
Microsoft OneDrive
Product, design, and project management
Atlassian
Linear
Excalidraw
Asana
Notion
Lucid
Figma
Contentful
Mermaid Chart
Developer and IT
GitHub
Incident.io
Buildkite
Cloudflare
OpenMetadata
Ranger
Datadog
JumpCloud
GitLab
Bitrise
LangSmith
LogRocket
Sentry
LaunchDarkly
Context7
Phrase
Go-to-market
Salesforce
Mutiny
Gong
Sendoso
Iterable
Finance and business operations
NetSuite
Stripe
Ramp
Ironclad
Vantage
HR and recruiting
Greenhouse
Gem
Ashby
Metaview
Deel
Symmetry Payroll
Data and analytics
Amplitude
Databricks
Snowflake
FAQs
How do I connect a plugin?
You can connect an available plugin during a chat with Rippling AI or from the Plugins tab in Rippling AI settings. Once you select a plugin, you’ll be prompted to connect your third-party account. After it’s connected, Rippling AI can use that plugin in chat based on your organization’s settings and your permissions in the connected app.
Who can use a plugin in my organization?
Rippling AI admins decide which employees can use each plugin in the MCP Gateway. If the 3rd party app requires, an admin for that app may need to configure the MCP first in MCP Gateway before it can be made available to employees as a Rippling AI plugin. Employees with access can then connect their own account and use the plugin within the permissions they already have in the third-party system.
What can I do with a plugin?
Plugins let Rippling AI work with third-party systems live. You can ask questions, search and retrieve data, summarize information, or, where supported, take targeted actions like sending a message or creating an issue.
Can admins control plugin access and permissions?
Yes. With MCP Gateway, admins can control who can use each plugin and which plugin capabilities are available. That means admins can allow read-only use for some employees, while enabling write actions, like creating, updating, or sending something in a third-party system, for others.