Connect once.
Capture forever.
Native connectors stream your tools into the brain and keep it current. Permissions inherit straight from the source — Astry maintains no parallel access store.
Sources.
Everything that feeds the vault: connectors, uploads, webhooks.
Channels, DMs, files. Add to Slack: OAuth, 1 click.
Sync files + folders. Connect with Google: OAuth.
Microsoft 365 sites. Connect via Entra admin-consent.
Personal messages + media via paired device.
Transcripts auto-ingested via webhook. Nothing to configure here.
Drop files directly into the vault: backfills or one-off ingestion when no connector covers the source. Files run through the DLP input classifier first.
Drop files here or browse
Rights inherited from the source on every sync
One brain, every source.
Connect the tools your team already works in. Astry keeps them in sync and inherits their permissions, so nothing reaches a person who could not already see it.
WhatsApp is in beta, and meetings flow in from your transcript webhook. Anything Astry does not connect natively reaches the brain through a REST ingest API, indexed under the same permissions and redaction rules as everything else.
Sync that respects the source.
Permissions inherit from the source
Incremental sync
Read-only by design
Redacted at ingest
Runs in your cloud
Meetings, captured
From OAuth to current, in four steps.
No admin ticket queue, no parallel access list to maintain. Authorize once and the source stays in sync.
- 01
Authorize
Sign in once through OAuth. Scopes are read-only and least-privilege, granted by your own admin.
- 02
Map permissions
Astry reads the source ACLs and inherits them automatically. There is no parallel permission store to maintain.
- 03
Initial sync
The first sync indexes existing content. Sensitive data is redacted as it lands, before the model can read it.
- 04
Stay current
From there, sync is incremental. New messages, files and meeting transcripts flow in as they land, never a full re-ingest.
Good to know.
No. Connectors inherit the permissions of your source systems. If you cannot open a Slack channel or a Drive folder, nothing derived from it ever reaches you. There is no parallel permission store.
Bring your tools into the brain.
Slack, Drive, SharePoint, WhatsApp and meetings, plus a REST ingest API for everything else. Permissions come with them.