Integrations
The tools you already run, connected — not replaced
Connect your calendar, your CRM and your commerce tools through a managed catalog, each with consent-based OAuth — we never see a password, and the tokens stay with the provider. For the tools you built yourself, there’s a REST API, signed webhooks and an MCP server.
What connects, and how:
How it works
Pick the tool from the catalog
Calendar, CRM, commerce — a managed catalog of the tools small businesses actually run, connected from inside the console.
Approve it with the provider, not with us
Every connection is consent-based OAuth. You sign in with the provider directly, we never see a password, and the tokens stay where they were issued. Disconnect whenever you like.
Let your own software read the line
A REST API, webhooks signed with your secret, and an MCP server give your own tools — including your own AI — your balance, agents, numbers and calls, straight from the source.
What it actually does
Consent, not custody
You grant access with the provider itself, and the keys stay with the provider. We store that a connection exists — never what unlocks it.
Webhooks you can verify
Every webhook we send is signed with your secret, so your endpoint can prove it came from us. Failed deliveries are retried with backoff, and the delivery log shows every attempt.
An MCP server, read-only by design
Point your own AI tools at your line and they can read balance, agents, numbers and calls. Read, deliberately — anything that spends money or changes what answers your phone stays behind a person pressing confirm.
Asking for a tool is on the record
If what you run isn’t in the catalog, ask for it from inside the product. Every ask is written down and counted — real demand, on the record, not a suggestion box that empties into nowhere.
The catalog is deliberately curated rather than long. If your tool is missing, ask for it from inside the product — the ask is counted, and counted is not the same as promised. We’d rather say that here than let a logo wall imply otherwise.