Integrations
Connect the tools you keep. Their events land where the work is.
- In every plan
- Connected to every other module
Integrations is where you connect and govern outside apps: sign in once, choose what is shared, see what came through and what failed. Connected events reach the Inbox and can trigger Automations.
What Integrations is made of.
In the app: System & Engine › Integrations. These are the pages you will find there.
Overview
What is connected and whether it is healthy.
Connections
Every app you can connect, and its status.
Manage
What data each connection shares.
Tools
Tools and actions that connections make available.
Packages
Bundles of connections for common setups.
Security
Credentials, scopes and shared access.
Logs
Everything that came through, and anything that failed.
Developers
Webhooks and the developer preview.
On your plan
The Integrations console manages shared, organisation-wide connections and starts on Pro. On Solo, mailboxes and drives are connected from the module that uses them. Compare plans
What this looks like on a normal day.
Connect once, govern centrally
Connections are managed in one place with their scopes, credentials and logs, and disconnecting a shared integration is an owner-level action.
- OAuth sign-in for most apps
- Per-connection data controls
- Logs of every event
Events that do something
What a connected app emits arrives in the Inbox and can start a Rule or Flow.
- Events into the Inbox
- Triggers for Automations
- Outgoing webhooks with signing secrets
Who leans on integrations most.
People running it alone
Nothing to configure, nothing to integrate. It works the day you open it.
Teams who keep missing each other
One place everyone can see, so nobody has to ask what happened.
Businesses with clients waiting
Files, updates and invoices your clients can reach without another login you pay for.
You never use this module alone
Everything here is joined to the rest of the workspace, so nothing has to be copied anywhere. And Donna is standing in this room with you — ask her to do the work in it and she will, then tell you what changed.
Have someone walk you through it