Connectors
Copera's Automations reach beyond your workspace — they can publish to your website and social accounts, send messages and email, and sync data with the tools you already use. A connector is a one-time link to an external account; once it's connected, its actions become available inside the automation builder, so a flow can post to WordPress, message a Slack channel, or append a row to a Google Sheet automatically.
The connector catalog
Publishing
| Connector | What it does |
|---|---|
| WordPress | Publish a post to your WordPress site (immediately or scheduled). |
| X | Publish a post to X. |
| Publish a post to LinkedIn. | |
| Publish to a Facebook Page. | |
| Publish media to Instagram. | |
| TikTok | Publish a video to TikTok. |
| YouTube | Publish a video to YouTube. |
See the AI Social Media Manager recipe for a full content-to-publish pipeline.
Google Workspace
| Connector | What it does |
|---|---|
| Google Calendar | Create a calendar event. |
| Gmail | Send an email from your Google account. |
| Google Drive | Upload a file to Drive. |
| Google Sheets | Append, read, or update rows in a spreadsheet. |
Messaging and team tools
| Connector | What it does |
|---|---|
| Slack | Send a message to a Slack channel. |
| Send a WhatsApp message. | |
| GitHub | Create a GitHub issue. |
| HubSpot | Create or update a HubSpot contact. |
Anything else
| Connector | What it does |
|---|---|
| HTTP request | Call any external API with a custom request — the escape hatch for services without a dedicated connector. |
| Webhook | Receive an inbound request from an external system to start an automation. |
How to connect an app
Go to your workspace connections and choose the app you want to add.
Sign in or provide the credential the app uses (for example, a WordPress application password or an access token). Copera stores it securely for your workspace.
Open the Automations builder and add the connector's action (for example, WordPress → Publish post). The connection you added is now selectable in that action.
Security and control
- Connections belong to your workspace, and connector actions run only inside automations your workspace controls.
- Nothing leaves without a step to send it. A connector only acts when an automation reaches its action — and for anything public or outbound, you can put a human approval step in front of it.
- Spend stays visible. Connector actions are metered like other automation actions, with a usage dashboard and per-automation spend caps.
Frequently Asked Questions
What apps can Copera connect to?
WordPress, X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube for publishing; Google Calendar, Gmail, Drive, and Sheets; Slack and WhatsApp for messaging; GitHub for issues; HubSpot for contacts; and any other service through a generic HTTP request.
How do I connect an external app to Copera?
Add the connection once in your workspace connections by authorizing the account, then use its action inside the Automations builder.
Can Copera publish to WordPress automatically?
Yes — connect WordPress and add a Publish post action. Many teams draft posts as board rows for approval, then publish each row the moment it's approved.
Related
- Automations — the engine that runs connector actions
- AI Social Media Manager — a content pipeline that publishes to WordPress
- What You Can Build with Copera AI — the full recipe playbook
- What Copera AI Can Do — the assistant's full capability reference