Integrations
The tools your business already runs.
Each connection uses your own account and only the access you approve.
Your team, wired to your tools.
Max and the specialists you add each work in the tools you connect. Here is the same job from above: Sigrid, the bookkeeper, between Slack, Fortnox and Gmail.
Every app your team can work in.
Each app connects on your own account, with only the access you give it. Your team reads on its own; what it would send, post, change, delete or pay waits for your yes wherever the app's card says so, unless you choose Always allow.
App actions are included in Professional and Business every month, and the app shows what share of this month's you have used.
For some apps the sign-in page shows our connection partner, Composio.
Mail, calendars and files
Money, invoices and shops
Chat, messages and email
Scheduling, bookings and time
Meetings and calls
Files, documents and signatures
Projects and tasks
Customer support and field work
Sales and CRM
Recruiting
Marketing, social and forms
Design and content
Code and engineering
Data, databases and cloud
Automation and everything else
Search, voice and AI models
No tool by that name.
You hold the yes.
In your mail, your calendars and your money, your team reads and prepares on its own, and anything that sends, pays, books or deletes waits for your yes, unless you choose Always allow for that kind of action.
Reads and prepares on its own
Searching your mail, reading invoices, drafting replies: no card, no waiting.
Sends, pays, books and deletes after your yes
Each of those waits on a card in the app until you approve it.
Always allow, when you trust it
Choose Always allow for a kind of action, and it stops asking.
Need a tool that is not listed?
If it has an MCP server or an OpenAPI description, the team can almost certainly use it. The Marketplace shows what the community has already built.