Connect an AI app
What it can see
What a connected AI app can look up, what it can't do, and where your data goes.
A connected app acts as the person who connected it, for one company. It can read, and it can't change anything.
What an app can look up
| It can | For example |
|---|---|
| List your active programs, with their amount and audience size | "What programs do we run?" |
| Find groups and people by name | "How many people are in Engineering?" |
| Show the rewards due soon | "What's going out next month?" |
| Show who your birthday and anniversary programs miss | "Where are our coverage gaps?" |
| Find active people who haven't had a reward recently | "Who hasn't been recognized this year?" |
| Check for overlapping programs, and programs with no audience | "Are any of our programs redundant?" |
What an app can't do
A connected app has no way to create or edit programs, change who a program reaches, send rewards, move money, or change any setting. To make a change, use the Teambrite dashboard.
Where your data goes
When an app looks something up, the result goes to that app and to its AI provider, under their terms. This includes people's names and when their rewards are due. A birthday reward's date shows that person's birthday, without the year.
Teambrite only logs which tool was used and when. It doesn't log what was asked or what came back. See our privacy policy.
Limits
Each company can make about 120 requests a minute. Beyond that, the app is asked to wait and try again.