Marketing and Productivity
Marketing and productivity systems often contain sensitive operational context. Connect them with service accounts or narrow provider tokens, then expose only the source identifiers agents need.
Productivity Sources
Section titled “Productivity Sources”| Provider | Provider ID | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Airtable | airtable | Base records and metadata. |
| Cal.com | cal | Booking and scheduling API access. |
| Granola | granola | Meeting notes and note metadata. |
Marketing Sources
Section titled “Marketing Sources”| Provider | Provider ID | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Google Search Console | google_search_console | Search analytics and site data. |
| Amazon Ads | amazon_ads | Advertising account data. |
| LinkedIn Ads | linkedin_ads | Campaign and ad account data. |
| TikTok Marketing | tiktok_marketing | Advertiser and campaign data. |
| SendGrid | sendgrid | Email, account, and marketing endpoints. |
Airtable Example
Section titled “Airtable Example”onequery source connect --source airtable \ --input '{"sourceKey":"airtable_ops","credentials":{"personalAccessToken":"pat...","baseId":"appXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"}}'Search Console Example
Section titled “Search Console Example”{ "sourceKey": "gsc_site", "credentials": { "accessToken": "ya29...", "siteUrl": "https://www.example.com/" }}Access Rules
Section titled “Access Rules”- Prefer provider tokens dedicated to OneQuery.
- Limit scopes to read-only data when the provider supports it.
- Use separate OneQuery sources for customer, internal, and production data.
- Redact provider tokens from issue comments, prompts, and docs examples.