Gmail and iCloud Mail are the primary supported connection paths in the current rollout. Additional providers appear only when their adapter is actually enabled for the customer.
Connections
Your business tools should feed the operating system—not fragment it.
Connections are designed to bring useful context into Mapleborne OS while keeping accounts, companies, and permissions separated.
Calendars
Google Calendar and iCloud Calendar are the primary supported calendar paths in the current rollout, with business and personal accounts kept separate.
Accounting
QuickBooks foundations exist, but customer availability depends on the controlled rollout and verified provider connection for that workspace.
Commerce
Shopify and payment/POS foundations exist, but a provider is not presented as active until its customer connection and synchronization path are verified.
OAuth and identity
Provider sign-in and credential handling use narrow scopes, explicit account connections, and server-side credential storage.
APIs and webhooks
Mapleborne OS includes permission-aware integration foundations for future provider expansion without treating unfinished adapters as live features.
The Connections screen is the source of truth for your workspace.
A provider is usable only when Mapleborne OS shows it as available and connected for that workspace. Historical adapters, backend foundations, and future integrations are not represented as live customer connections until their authorization, synchronization, retry, and disconnect paths are verified.