AI agent integrations with the systems you already run
We are not asking you to move off the systems your business depends on. The point is to reach them, with credentials you authorise and can withdraw, encrypted under your own key and opened only at the moment they are used.
Connected by you, with your own credentials
This is the catalogue of connections you authorise, distinct from the tools that act and from method-by-method access to a single system. A connection is made with your own credentials, by you: either by signing in and granting access, or by pasting a key you generated and can revoke. Nothing is connected on your behalf.
Credentials opened only at the moment of use
Credentials are encrypted under your own key and decrypted only at the moment they are used. Inbound calls from outside systems are signature-verified and rate-limited, and a message delivered twice starts one run, not two. Where a system you run is not in the catalogue, it connects through a generic request to whatever endpoint it exposes, so an in-house system is not a special case.
What connects
By category, because the list changes
Naming a category is not a promise that every product in it connects. Whether yours does is a question for the demo, and we would rather answer it there than imply it here.
Accounting and ledgers
The system your numbers already live in, read from and written back to where you allow it.
CRM and deals
Contacts created, deals updated, activity logged, so an enquiry that arrives at midnight is a record by morning.
Document storage
The drive your team already looks in, so a generated document is filed where somebody will actually find it.
Calendars
Real availability on a person's calendar, per user, so a booking is a booking and not a request to be confirmed.
Messaging and notification
Outbound notifications to the channels your team already watches, so nobody has to open another tab to find out something happened.
Whatever else you run
An in-house system connects through a request to the endpoint it already exposes, with the authentication it already expects.
The credential stays yours
A connection is an access decision, and the question a compliance officer will ask is not what it does but where the key lives and who can use it. It lives encrypted under your own key, it is decrypted only at the moment of use, and withdrawing it is something you do rather than something you request.
- Authorised by you, with your own credentials, and never connected on your behalf.
- Encrypted under your own key, decrypted only at the moment of use.
- Inbound calls are signature-verified and rate-limited, and a duplicate delivery starts one run, not two.
What you use it for
Start with the system your team keeps switching to
Sales & lead qualification
An enquiry that goes cold in the hours before anyone opens a tab.
Read moreDocument & data processing
The paperwork that arrives as an attachment and leaves as a retyped line.
Read moreCustomer support
A booking made against real availability, not a request somebody confirms later.
Read moreAsk about your own stack
We would rather tell you honestly what connects today than publish a list that flatters us and ages badly.