Email, calendar and files
Read and send email, see and create events, find and share documents.
- Gmail
- Any mail server
- Google Calendar
- Google Drive
FEATURE · CONNECTIONS
The tools you already use, now within your agents' reach.
A connection lets an agent work inside one of your business tools: read an order in your online store, check your calendar, prepare an invoice, look up a customer. You connect each tool once, choose which agents may use it, and then simply ask in plain language.
AGENTURA / PRODUCT VIEWConnections
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What it does for you
Answers based on real records
Before it replies, an agent can look at the actual order, invoice or contact instead of guessing.
Actions, not only answers
Agents can carry out supported actions: send an email, add a calendar event, update a product, prepare an invoice.
Romanian business tools included
Oblio, SmartBill and e-Factura for invoicing, and eMAG Marketplace, WooCommerce and Shopify for selling online.
Your own systems too
If a tool is not on the list, a custom connection can add it, and many need no code. Agents can also use other compatible tools.
Your keys stay protected
Passwords and access keys are stored encrypted, and the agent never sees them. The platform uses them on the agent's behalf.
What you can connect
Examples of what is available today, by kind of work. What an agent can do depends on the service and on your account.
Customers and support
Look up contacts, deals and tickets, add notes, and create or update records.
- HubSpot
- Zendesk
- Built-in CRM
Online stores
Check orders and stock, update products and prices, and read sales reports.
- WooCommerce
- WordPress
- Shopify
- eMAG Marketplace
Invoicing and accounting
Look up clients and products, prepare and issue invoices, and follow e-invoices through ANAF's e-Factura.
- Oblio
- SmartBill
- e-Factura ANAF
Payments and banking
See accounts, payments and transactions. Some connections are read-only.
- PayPal
- Revolut Business
- Mercury
- Stripe
Messages and posts
Post to your team’s Slack, send Telegram and WhatsApp messages, publish and schedule posts on social networks.
- Slack (your team)
- Telegram
- X
- Buffer
Marketing and analytics
Pull traffic, search and advertising reports and, with some services, make changes.
- Google Analytics
- Search Console
- Google Ads
- Tag Manager
- Bing Webmaster Tools
- Microsoft Clarity
Developer tools
Read code repositories and issues, manage DNS and cache, run commands on a server you own.
- GitHub
- Cloudflare
- Remote server
Your own systems
Connect almost any web service, even without a ready-made connector; store its keys safely and let agents call it. Compatible tools built by others work too.
- Custom connection
- Key storage
- Compatible tools
The Connectors page in your account shows every service and its current status.
How it works, step by step
Choose the project
Connections belong to a project, and agents only use the connections of their own project.
Connect the service
Sign in to the service in its own window and approve access, or paste an access key it gives you. Your details are stored encrypted.
Choose which agents may use it
Switch it on for the agents that need it, and leave it off for the others.
Ask in plain language
For example: “Which of yesterday's orders have not shipped yet?” The chat shows which connection the agent used.
Check before it counts
For actions with consequences, such as issuing an invoice, agents are set up to show you the details and ask before they go ahead.
AGENTURA / PRODUCT VIEWAn agent using a connection
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Will show an agent's chat: it looks up an order in the store, prepares an invoice and asks for confirmation before issuing it.
FOR A FOUNDER
No integration project.
You do not need an integration project. Connect the shop, the mailbox and the invoicing tool you already pay for, then ask for something real: a reply that uses the actual order, an invoice prepared from the right details.
FOR A LARGER COMPANY
Every connection in its place.
Keep connections where they belong: each project has its own, agents only use the ones you switch on for them, and you can connect several accounts of the same service, such as two shops or two mailboxes, under different names. Credentials are stored encrypted, and conversations on your website chat use no connection unless you allow it.
Good to know
- What an agent can do depends on the service. It depends on the service, your account with it and how the connection was set up. Some connections are read-only, such as Mercury and Stripe.
- Some services need something from you first: their own subscription, an approval on their side, or an access key.
- “Coming soon” means not yet. The catalog marks some services, such as several Romanian banks, as coming soon. Check a connection's status before you plan around it.
- Invoices need your eyes. Agents are set up to show you the client, items, amounts and taxes and to ask before they issue an invoice, so read them before you say yes.
- Advanced connections may need help. Custom connections and compatible tools can need someone technical to set them up.
- Services keep their own rules. Each service has its own terms and usage limits, and connected services may charge separately.
Start with your next business task.
Bring your company context, connect the right tools and see what your first agent can do.
