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Connected sources are rolling out gradually. If you don’t see Connected sources in your Knowledge Base, the feature isn’t available on your account yet.
A connected source keeps a Knowledge Base folder in sync with content you already publish somewhere else, so your agents answer with the latest information without uploading anything by hand. Last verified: 2026-11-13

Connect a source

1

Open the Knowledge Base

Open Knowledge Base in the left sidebar and find Connected sources.
2

Choose the source

Select Connect Instagram or Connect Google Drive.
3

Choose the folder

Pick the Knowledge Base folder that receives the content, or keep New folder to create one named after the source. For Google Drive, paste the link of the Drive folder: open the folder in Drive and copy the link from the address bar.
4

Sign in to the account

Select Connect. If your account isn’t connected yet, Nexor opens Instagram’s or Google’s sign-in page. Accept the permissions and you return to the Knowledge Base.
The first sync starts right away. Each document is processed before your agents can use it. If your account is already connected, for example because your team connected the same Instagram account before, Nexor reuses that connection and you don’t sign in again. Connecting Instagram here only reads your posts: it doesn’t start answering Instagram messages.

How syncing works

Sources sync automatically once a day. To sync now, select Sync now on the source. Each source shows when it last synced and how many documents were added, updated and removed.

Limits

Audio, video and other file types in a Drive folder are skipped and listed as items that couldn’t be imported.

Fix a source that stopped syncing

Remove a source

Select the trash icon on the source and confirm. The documents it imported are deleted from the Knowledge Base and your agents stop using them. This can’t be undone. The Instagram or Google account stays connected.

Knowledge base

Choose which agents use each folder.
Last modified on November 13, 2026