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Once onboarding is done, all connector management lives at Organization → Connections in the main sidebar. The page is a catalog of every tool Flux supports: the ones your team has already installed are highlighted with a bright ring around the card, and the rest sit alongside them as options you can add. Connections page placeholder

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Finding the connector you want

If you know the tool’s name, the quickest way is to type it into the search box at the top of the page. If you are browsing rather than searching, the Category dropdown narrows the catalog by kind of tool (Source Control, CI/CD, Issue Tracking, Chat, and so on), and the Status dropdown lets you jump straight to the connectors you have already installed.

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Installing a new connector

Find the connector’s card in the catalog and click the Install button at the bottom of the card. Flux takes you to a detail page for that connector where you complete the authorization flow with the tool (sign in, review the permissions Flux is asking for, accept). When you come back, the card has moved to the installed state: it now has the highlighted ring around it, and the button has changed to Configure.

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Changing or disconnecting an installed connector

Click Configure on the connector’s card. That takes you to the connector’s detail page, where you can change what Flux reads from the tool (for example, add a new GitHub repository the team just created) or disconnect the connector altogether if you no longer want Flux reading from that tool.

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Who can install, configure, and disconnect

Connectors are shared by everyone in your Flux organization, so the actions that change them are restricted to admins. If you are signed in as a member, the catalog looks the same, but installing and configuring are unavailable. Ask an admin on your team if you need a connector installed or changed.