Integrations Your Team Will Actually Use

An AI deployment tends to fail the moment it asks the team to learn a new tool in order to use it. The deployments that actually succeed live inside the apps your team already has open all day, whether that's Slack, Teams, the CRM, or the support queue. Ideally the user doesn't especially notice they're using AI; they notice that the work got faster.

Where the AI shows up

• Inside Slack and Teams. Ask questions, get summaries, and kick off workflows directly from the channel where the conversation is already happening.
• Inside the support queue. Drafts, suggested classifications, and related tickets surfaced inside the agent's existing view.
• Inside the CRM. Lead enrichment, summarization, and next-best-action suggestions appearing on the record the rep is already looking at.
• Inside email. Drafted replies and triaged inboxes via the IMAP, Gmail, or Exchange APIs your team is already using.

For your developers

If your team needs to build against the platform directly, there's a clean API and SDK to do it through. Documented endpoints, predictable contracts, and sensible authentication. It's the same surface our own integrations are built on, so you're not getting some stripped-down second-class version of it.

What this is really about

Adoption, mostly. The most useful AI deployment in the world is functionally worthless if nobody on the team actually uses it. We design every integration so that the path of least resistance ends up being the AI-augmented one.

Get in touch and we'll walk through which surfaces matter most for your team.