How we list systems and connectors
One entry per business system
The directory lists the business systems teams use, by the name people search for. The public connectors known for a system are listed on its entry, each with a stated trust level.
A system gets a page of its own only when it has a description particular to it, at least three workflow templates written for it or for its kind of system, a team that uses it, and a definite answer on how it connects. Until then it is not listed.
The three trust levels
Every connector record carries one of three trust levels, each saying exactly what was done and when.
- Listed
- Found in a named public source on a stated date. We have not reviewed or used it.
- Reviewed
- We read its public documentation on a stated date and recorded who makes it, how a person signs in, and what it says it can see and change. We have not used it.
- Used in a workflow we publish
- A workflow template in the Workflows Directory was run with it, in a named AI product, on a stated date.
Where the records come from
Our own work first: the kinds of system our published workflow templates are written for, and the few systems they name.
Public listings of connectors, each recorded with where and when it was found. A listing is shown on a system’s page only after its match to that system has been read; until then the page shows what the system’s own maker publishes. Another directory’s grades, ratings and rankings are its own work and are not shown here.
A system maker’s own public pages, read to record what the maker publishes. Facts are recorded and the page is cited; its text is not copied.
Dates
Every connector record shows the date it was found and the date it was last checked, so a reader can always see how old a statement is.
A record that has left its source is marked as no longer listed there, with the date, and is taken off the page after a set period. A page says when a connector was last checked; it never describes how well one performs.
Corrections and removals
A system’s maker can ask for a correction, or for its system to be taken off the directory. Write to us through the contact page and name the page.
Product names
Product names belong to their owners. Fully Powered AI is independent of every system listed here, and shows no logos.