Connectors in Wispr Flow: connect, disconnect, and organization-blocked connectors

Last updated: August 28, 2026

Available on: Mac (Enterprise)

Connectors link external apps like your calendar and Slack to Wispr Flow. Manage them in Settings → Connectors. If your organization manages Flow, admins choose which connectors members can use.

How it works in Flow

Key behaviors

  • Connector disabled by your admin: The connector is removed from the connector list and does not appear.

  • Connector blocked by your organization: The connector stays visible with a grayed-out Connect button and a "blocked" subtitle that differs depending on whether you are currently connected. Reconnect is hidden; Disconnect remains available.

  • Catalog fails to load: Connectors can also appear grayed out when the connectors catalog doesn't load.

  • Independent handling: Allowed connectors keep working normally, and connectors already known to be disabled stay hidden if a policy refresh fails.

Calendar manual resync

The Connectors page includes a manual resync button for your calendar. A successful resync means at least one active connector made progress, including partial cases where one calendar service succeeds and another fails. Unexpected errors report a failure with an unchanged event count. If all active calendar connectors are blocked by your organization, resync fails with a blocked-by-organization error.

FAQs

Why does the Connectors page say "Couldn't load connectors. Check your connection."?

Flow couldn't retrieve your organization's connector list, usually because of a network issue. Confirm your device is online and try again; if it persists, contact your IT admin or Wispr Flow support.

Can I re-enable a blocked connector myself?

No. Only your admin can re-enable a connector blocked by your organization.

I was already connected to an app before it was blocked. What happens to my data?

Your connection is preserved, but the integration stays inactive while the connector is blocked. You can still disconnect using the Disconnect button.

My resync didn't seem to work. How can I tell?

A failed resync reports a failure with an unchanged event count. Check your internet connection and try again, then contact support if it continues.

Limitations and notes

  • Connector access controls are available to Enterprise plan admins; on lower plans the settings are visible but read-only.

  • All connectors are enabled by default unless an admin disables them.

  • The Connectors page, organization-level controls, and meeting detection are available on Mac only. Windows support is not yet available.

  • Calendar reminders that come due while Calendar is disabled do not queue and will not replay if Calendar is re-enabled.