Getting the Most from Connections

What's worth connecting, and how to choose between a Doc, Link, and Snippet.

What's worth connecting

Connections is most useful for material Flow AI can draw on to give answers grounded in how your company actually operates, not just general advice:

  • SOPs and operating procedures

  • Brand guidelines

  • Product manuals

  • Training materials

  • Campaign briefs

These match the category tags available when adding a document, which makes them easier to find again later.

Choosing between a Doc, a Link, and a Snippet

Use a Doc

For anything that already exists as a file — a PDF manual, a Word document, an official guideline.

Use a Link

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Remember a link only refreshes monthly and only follows up to two pages deep. For a large site, link directly to the specific page with the information Flow AI needs, rather than a general homepage.

For content that lives on a webpage and changes occasionally — an internal wiki page, a public policy page.

Use a Snippet

For a short, self-contained fact that doesn't need a whole document — a single policy line, a quick reference number, an answer to a common question.

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Keep the "Used by Flow AI" toggle in mind

If you're storing something in Connections for your own reference but don't want it factored into Flow AI's answers — a draft, something outdated but kept for record — turn the toggle off rather than leaving it out entirely.


New to Connections? See "What is Connections?" for an overview, or "How to Add a Source to Connections" for the steps.

If you have any questions or feedback, please contact support at [email protected].

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