Super connects to tools like Slack, Linear, and Google Drive so you can search and take action across your company’s knowledge in one place.
Tasks and comments from selected projects
Selected objects, lists, notes, and threads (max 100 fields)
Pages only (no attachments or comments)
.pdf, .pptx, .docx, .html, and .txt files
All .md (Markdown) files in the repository
Issues and pull requests (no comments or media)
1 year of issues and pull requests
Docs, Slides, .docx, .pptx, .pdf (no Sheets/images/videos)
1,000 most recent deals (max 100 properties each)
Conversations only (no articles or contacts)
Issue descriptions and metadata (no comments)
Issues, comments, and metadata from selected teams
Pages under selected root (no database objects)
Pages and OneDrive files (.pdf, .pptx, .docx)
5,000 pages + 5,000 files
Threads from public and private channels
When you connect a source, Super securely indexes and stores its content to power search and AI responses. What we index depends on the source. You can find details for each tool above.
Only the relevant parts of your content are sent to the AI model to generate answers. The model does not retain or learn from your data.
For most sources, Super respects original permissions when retrieving answers. Users only see content they have access to in the connected tool. For example, if a Google Doc is connected but you don’t have permission to view it, that content will not appear in your AI results.
If you disconnect a data source, all indexed content from it is permanently deleted from our systems.
All data is encrypted, stored in the EU and handled according to our SOC 2 Type II certified security standards.
For more details, see our:
In the data sources
panel, you'll be able to browse through the sources added by your team and manage them: add new ones, remove existing ones, see the synchronisation status.