Twala Is Now in Claude’s Connectors Directory: Manage Your Envelopes From Claude

Twala is now listed in Claude’s Connectors Directory. If you use Claude, you can find Twala in the directory, connect it, and approve the connection in Twala, with no custom connector to set up and no address to copy. From then on, Claude can answer from your real envelopes, send and follow up on them for you, check your appointments, and find lawyers and notaries on Twala’s Partner Network. It works on every Twala plan, including the free Personal plan, at no extra charge.

Ask “who still hasn’t signed the Cebu warehouse lease?” and Claude opens the envelope in Twala to tell you. Ask it to remind them, and it sends the reminder through Twala once you say yes.

What the listing changes

When Twala launched AI connectors on November 2, it opened your account to any AI tool that supports custom connectors through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the open standard for connecting AI tools to the software people already use. Claude was one of those tools, but connecting it meant adding a custom connector by hand and pasting the address from Twala’s AI connectors dialog.

Now Twala sits in the directory beside the other connectors Claude offers. Anthropic screens every connector before it is listed, and getting there meant meeting the directory’s requirements. Every one of Twala’s tools tells Claude whether it only reads or changes something. Every action that changes something is marked so that Claude checks with you before it goes ahead, and the ones that email people are marked as reaching outside Twala. You sign in to Twala on Twala’s own page, never inside the chat.

The connector itself is the same one, with the same rules. Twala still works with any other AI tool that supports custom connectors.

How to connect Twala to Claude

1. In Claude, open the Connectors Directory and search for Twala, or go straight to Twala’s listing.
2. Connect it. Claude opens Twala’s Connect to your Twala account page in your browser. Sign in to Twala if it asks.
3. Check the page. It names the tool, shows the Twala account it will act as, and lists what it will be able to do under It will be able to:. If you want Claude to read but never create or send envelopes, untick the checkbox on that line.
4. Press Connect, or Deny to refuse. You go back to Claude, and Twala emails you that a tool was connected.

The request is good for 10 minutes. On Claude’s Team and Enterprise plans, an Owner adds Twala for the organization first, and each member then connects with their own Twala account. Once it’s connected, you can use Twala in Claude on the web, on desktop, and in Claude’s mobile apps.

What you can ask Claude to do

Claude acts as you. It sees exactly what you can see in Twala, including team envelopes your role shows you, and nothing more. For your envelopes, templates, timestamps, and appointments, that means their names, people, statuses, and dates. With that, Claude can:

• Tell you where things stand. It can search your envelopes by name, list them by status, and open one to see when each recipient was invited, opened it, finished, or declined. It can read an envelope’s full history too.
• Send from a sentence. “Send our standard consultancy agreement to the new contractor.” Claude creates the envelope from your template, fills each role with the name and email you give it, and sends it, or saves it as a draft for you to check. It can also build an envelope from PDFs already in one of your workspaces.
• Do the follow-up. It can remind whoever’s turn it is, once a day per envelope, as in Twala. It can correct the name or email of a recipient who hasn’t finished, void an envelope that is out for signature, delete a draft, or retry sealing one whose sealing failed.
• Keep your week in view. “What notarizations and consultations do I have next week?” Claude reads your appointments between two dates. Notaries can check their own hours and booking rules.
• Find the right lawyer or notary. “Find a notary in Quezon City for a special power of attorney.” Claude searches the Partner Network, which lists lawyers and notaries in the Philippines, and links to each profile. It can also look someone up by name or roll number.
• Explain how Twala works. Claude can read the Twala user manual, the same help pages Lex reads, to tell you where to click or what a message means.

What Claude can never do

Some things in Twala stay with people, and connecting Claude doesn’t change that. Claude can never:

• Sign, approve, or decline anything for anyone, you included. Signing is always done by the person signing, in Twala.
• Read what your documents say. It gets no document text, no values recipients entered, no downloads, and no signed copies.
• Notarize, book, change, or cancel appointments or consultations, timestamp new documents, or change your account.

Claude can follow up on a signature. It can’t give one. Sending, reminding, and voiding are a sender’s administrative steps, and you can hand those to Claude. Signing is the signer’s own act of assent, so no AI tool, Claude included, is ever allowed to do it.

Every step is on the record

You can always tell what Claude did in Twala, and on whose authority.

• An email when it connects. Each time a tool is connected to your account, Twala emails you with the subject “AI tool connected” and the tool’s name. The email gives its access (Read and write or Read only), when it was connected in Philippine time, and the website the approval went to. There is no switch to turn it off, because it concerns your account’s security.
• Labeled on the envelope and the certificate. Each line on an envelope’s Activity that Claude caused ends with “through” and the tool’s name. The audit trail on the signed document’s Signing Certificate says the same, and so does Twala’s audit log.
• Yours alone. A connection belongs to the person who approved it. It never gives anyone else access to your account, and your team’s owners and admins don’t see it.
• Easy to end. In Twala on the web, open your account menu, choose AI connectors, and press Disconnect beside the tool. Its next request is refused. A connection unused for 30 days ends on its own.

For a company deciding whether to let staff connect Claude to work accounts, this is the part that matters: Claude’s work on a contract is as traceable as a person’s.

Your data and AI training

Twala never uses your data to train AI. What Claude reads from Twala, which is names, statuses, people, and dates and never what your documents say, goes to Claude, and Anthropic’s terms for Claude decide what happens to it there.

Plans and limits

Every Twala plan can connect Claude, including the free Personal plan, at no extra charge. An envelope Claude sends counts against your plan’s envelopes exactly as if you had sent it yourself, follows the same rules and limits, and uses no API credits. If your paid plan expires, Claude can still read, but it can’t create or send envelopes until you renew. See pricing for what each plan includes.

Using another AI tool?

Twala’s AI connectors work with any AI tool that supports custom connectors through MCP. Our introduction to AI connectors shows how to connect one by address, and what AI connectors do for your team covers the everyday uses. To connect your own software instead, see the Twala API. For how Twala keeps AI private, see the security page.