Use Enterprise App Connections

Built-in App Connections

The following built-in app connections are supported:

• DingTalk: Connects to DingTalk for calendar management, contact lookup, group messages, approvals, and to-do assignment, letting Digital Workers handle DingTalk collaboration directly in chats.
• AliDing: Provides the same capabilities as DingTalk for Alibaba's internal DingTalk environment.
• Quick BI: An enterprise data visualization and analytics platform for self-service reporting, interactive exploration, and intelligent dashboards. Digital Workers can reference dashboard data for business analysis and reporting.
• Dataphin: An integrated data development and governance platform covering integration, development, governance, and asset management. Digital Workers can use enterprise data assets for analysis and decisions.
• Feishu: A hub for team content and collaboration. Digital Workers can read and edit documents, spreadsheets, and meeting notes, arrange calendars, route approvals, and send messages.
• Aone: Connects to the Aone development workspace for repositories, merge requests, pipelines, applications, and development tasks. Digital Workers use a1 CLI in chats to perform operations.
• WeCom: Connects to WeCom for contacts, calendars, meetings, tasks, and messaging, letting Digital Workers invoke its capabilities in chats.
• Browser: Connects to the browser to read page content, collect webpage information, and perform page operations.
• WinNexo: Supports natural-language management of watchlists, Knowledge Bases, automation tasks, Output files, and other WinNexo features.

For differences between the business domains supported by DingTalk, AliDing, Feishu, and WeCom, see the CLI Capability Scope by IM appendix in IM Capability Comparison.

Use Enterprise App Connections: Authorization and Credentials

Administrators enable and configure enterprise connections in Admin Console → Capability Center → App Connections. Administrators maintain enterprise credentials centrally. Connections using OAuth or user credentials require each member to authorize or provide credentials individually.

Administrators define custom MCP user credential parameters. Enter the corresponding values in your own App Connections.

Manage Connections from Personal Settings

Open Personal Settings → App Connections and search for the connection you need. Authorize connections that require it. For connected apps, choose whether to enable them; enabled connections can be added to chats.