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When I select "Add Connection" I get "We can't find the page you're looking for. Head Home"

Paul Barrett_cs0nio

Hi,

I am finding it impossible to add connectors to ROVO in a new organisation. I have done the process before in another org, so I'm confident it's not a process issue.
The Org has Paid Access, has only company domain users, BUT it was originally created with a personal email which is the only thing I can think of.

Rovo appears to be active, but just unable to link to external connections. Please help.

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Arkadiusz Wroblewski

Hello and welcome to Atlassian Community @Paul Barrett

Could you first confirm a couple of things?

You're logged in as an Organization Admin for this specific org (Site or Product Admin permissions aren't sufficient for Teamwork Graph connectors)?
You've selected the new organization in admin.atlassian.com and not the one where setup is already working?
The target Atlassian site is listed under activated sites in Apps → Connectors?
The error occurs across all connectors, not just a specific one like SharePoint, Google Drive, or Slack?

Best,

Arek 🤠

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Arkadiusz Wroblewski

Hello and welcome to Atlassian Community @Paul Barrett

Could you first confirm a couple of things?

You're logged in as an Organization Admin for this specific org (Site or Product Admin permissions aren't sufficient for Teamwork Graph connectors)?
You've selected the new organization in admin.atlassian.com and not the one where setup is already working?
The target Atlassian site is listed under activated sites in Apps → Connectors?
The error occurs across all connectors, not just a specific one like SharePoint, Google Drive, or Slack?

Best,

Arek 🤠

Paul Barrett_cs0nio

Hi Arek,

I am in the Org Admin Group
I have confirmed I'm in the new Org. (Double checked in different Org where i am Admin Add Connector works as expected)
Oh, here is a problem, I don't have Apps -> Connectors (checked other Org where Rovo is working and it is there)
I can't access any connectors

Is something not enabled on this org do you think?

Paul

Muhammad Hassan_262tou

This usually indicates the connection page isn't loading correctly. Please try refreshing the page, opening it in an incognito/private browser window, or using a different browser. If the issue persists, could you let us know which calendar provider you're trying to connect (e.g., Google or Outlook) and share a screenshot of the error? That will help to investigate further.

Arkadiusz Wroblewski

Hi Paul,

The personal email origin is likely the root cause here.

To activate Rovo, an Atlassian Org Admin must log in using a verified business domain, as generic domains like Gmail are not accepted.

Apps → Connectors is missing, suggesting an entitlement or domain issue, not a connector bug. Verify in admin.atlassian.com that your company domain is Verified, your site has a paid plan, and the site is enabled under Rovo → Rovo access.

If those all check out and the menu still won't appear, hold off on recreating the org and reach out directly to Atlassian Support with your Org ID and screenshots, they'll likely need to fix the provisioning on the backend.

We can still probably find what causing that, but my logic saying, with your problem, support will be able to identificate very fast what causing your Problems.

Best,

Arek 🤠

Dr Valeri Colon (Connect Centric)

@Paul Barrett welcome to the community. Since Apps → Connectors is missing entirely, this looks more like an org/site provisioning or eligibility issue than a specific connector problem. Atlassian requires an Org Admin on a verified business domain to enable Rovo and manage Teamwork Graph connectors. Verify the domain, Rovo access, and paid site first. If those are correct and Connectors is still missing, I’d open an Atlassian Support case rather than recreate the org.