Connects to the tools your team already uses.
Start with one calendar or one chat tool and add more when you need them. Calendars are read, never written, and message text is discarded on arrival.
Everything Quorum connects to.
Calendars are read, never written. Message, comment and issue text is discarded on arrival: Quorum keeps counts, timestamps and the title of a pull request or issue, never what anyone wrote.
Calendars and calls
- Microsoft 365
- Outlook
- Microsoft Teams
- Google Calendar
- Google Meet
- Zoom
Meetings priced from the calendar, attendance from each platform’s own reports. No bot joins a call.
Written work
- Slack
- Microsoft Teams
- GitHub
- GitLab
- Jira
- Linear
Thread size and response times per channel, repository and project. Microsoft Teams channels once an administrator opts in.
Directory and sign-in
- SCIM 2.0
- Okta
- Microsoft Entra ID
- OpenID Connect
- Merge
- Kombo
People and teams kept in sync by your identity provider over SCIM, or by your HR system through Merge or Kombo. Single sign-on through OpenID Connect.
AI clients
- MCP
- Claude
- ChatGPT
- Cursor
A read-only MCP server gives an AI client the same team-level fact sheet as Quorum’s own assistant. Nothing per person, and no write tools.
Figures where people already look.
Employees do not need another dashboard. Quorum reaches them in the calendar and the chat tool they already use.
In the calendar
The Outlook add-in, the Google Calendar add-on and the Chrome extension show the meeting you open — its cost and size — with your own attendance suggestion. They are read-only and never change an event.
In chat
Attendance suggestions, organizer decisions, pulse questions and weekly digests arrive in Slack. Change guides and the assistant also reach Microsoft Teams and Google Chat.
Set up by an administrator
Each source is connected once, by an administrator, and can be disconnected again. Employees never have to install anything or change how they work.
Common questions
Does it work inside Outlook and Google Calendar?
Yes. The Outlook add-in, the Google Calendar add-on and the Chrome extension show the meeting you open — its cost and size — with your own attendance suggestion and a link to your own week. They are read-only and show nothing about another invitee.
What does setup involve?
An administrator runs one provisioning script for Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace and enters the credentials it prints. Slack is one app install, and each GitHub repository is one connection with its own webhook. Employees don’t need to install anything; the calendar add-ons are optional.
Can Quorum change our calendars?
No. Quorum holds read-only calendar access. It never creates, moves, cancels or declines a meeting, and the calendar add-ons write nothing. Organizers make every change themselves.
Ask a technical question.
Tell us your calendar platform, where your team writes and how you manage identities. We tell you what connects, what it needs and what is not supported yet.