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How to Connect Noiz Mail to Grok

This guide adds Noiz Mail to Grok so it can work with your Noiz mailbox. It covers a personal Grok account on the web and in the iOS and Android apps, and the once-only route for Grok Business and Enterprise.

Last reviewed: 4 November 2026, against the current Grok release and the live Noiz Mail connector. xAI changes plan rules and menu names from time to time; where its page differs from this guide, its page is right.

  • Grok connectors: the page where a personal account adds a connector.
  • xAI console: where a Grok Business or Enterprise admin adds one for the workspace.
  1. Go to grok.com/connectors, in a web browser or in the Grok app for iOS or Android.
  2. Choose New Connector, then Custom.
  3. Enter the address https://mcp.noiz.co.za/mail. If asked for a name, use Noiz Mail.
  4. The Noiz page Connect your mailbox opens. Enter your mailbox address and password and click Connect.

An admin adds the connector once; each person then connects their own mailbox.

  1. Admin: in console.x.ai, open Grok Business, then Connectors, click + Add Connector, choose Other and enter https://mcp.noiz.co.za/mail.
  2. Each person: go to grok.com/connectors, find Noiz Mail and sign in on the Noiz page with your own mailbox address and password.

Ask in plain words: “Summarise what came in from Acme this week”, or “Find the March invoice from Smith & Co and read me the PDF”. When you ask Grok to send, it shows you the message and asks you to approve it before anything goes out. Every tool it can use is in the tools reference.

Go to grok.com/connectors and remove Noiz Mail. All the ways to end a connection are in How to Disconnect or Remove Noiz Mail.

  • Symptom: “Address or password incorrect.” Use your full email address and your mail password. After five wrong attempts, sign-in pauses for up to 15 minutes.
  • Symptom: a Reconnect button appears later. A password changed, or the connection has not been used for a while. Click Reconnect and sign in again.

Every message the sign-in page can show is explained in Noiz Mail Troubleshooting.

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