Plugins and connectors
Plugins connect agents and workflows to external systems. Connections are workspace-scoped and credentials are encrypted at rest. Every action declares a business risk used by agent/workflow approval policy.
Enverif 1.3.6 ships these first-party plugins by Codefreex:
| Plugin | Category | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Gmail | OAuth draft / reply / send | |
| Microsoft Outlook | Microsoft Graph | |
| SMTP | Any relay | |
| Apollo | Prospecting & enrichment | People and company enrichment |
| Apify Dynamic | Prospecting & scraping | Actor-driven research |
| Google Sheets | Spreadsheets | New in 1.3.6 — list, read, append, update, create |
| Google Analytics 4 | Analytics | Traffic and conversion signals |
| Google Search Console | SEO & search | Query / page performance |
| Google Maps Research | Local research | Local business ICP sourcing |
| Slack | Team messaging | Channels, history, post / update |
| Buffer | Social scheduling | Draft, queue, schedule |
| Calendly | Scheduling | Event and link context |
| n8n / Zapier / Make / Webhook | Automation | Signed outbound webhooks |
Remote MCP servers use the same capability and approval path as connectors.
A connector can be permanently attached to an agent or temporarily tagged from the chat composer. Temporary tags expose only that workspace connection for the current immutable run.
The 1.3.6 workflow studio exposes connector action parameter schemas in the inspector for easier node configuration.
External connector plugins use enverif.plugin/v1 manifests. Review third-party PHP before installation because plugin bootstrap code executes inside the Enverif server process.
Prototype a manifest in the live playground. Need a custom connector for cloud? Book a discovery call · Star on GitHub.
For email setup see Email automation. For authoring a plugin see Plugin development.