Walk into the meeting prepared.
Calendar + documentsBring the meeting, relevant notes and working context into a brief you can review before the call.
Integrations
Your tools. A connected way to work.
Bring the context you choose.
Connect the accounts, conversations and meeting notes that matter to your work. Choose what to share and keep access under your control.
Inside the experience
The right context, in reach.
Find an app, review the connection it offers, and set it up in your workspace. The same catalogue keeps connection status and management close at hand.
You set the context, permissions, and review boundaries.
From connected to useful
Less catching up. More moving forward.
The value is in what you can do with the context. Start with a real piece of work, then connect the sources that help.
Give the next step an owner.
Meeting notes + tasksUse a connected transcript to pull out decisions and action items, then ask your agent to help with the follow-up.
Keep the conversation close.
Your preferred channelTalk to your agent through a connected channel. Bring a question, ask for an update, or pick up work already in progress.
Supported connections
Bring the tools you already use.
Connect a chosen account, approve its permissions, and make that context available to your work. Each connection has its own setup and access controls.
Google Workspace
Gmail, Calendar and Drive
Microsoft 365
Outlook mail and Calendar
ClickUp
Tasks and follow-ups
Notion
Pages and databases
GitHub
Read and write selected repositories
Slack
Channels and direct messages
Message your agent from your number
Telegram
Talk through a workspace bot
Meeting context
Keep the conversation useful.
Bring notes and transcripts from your meeting tools. Some connect through an existing account; others use a provider API key.
Granola
Notes and transcripts · Provider API access required
Fathom
Recordings, summaries and highlights
Read AI
Completed meeting reports and notes
Gemini / Meet
Transcripts through your Google connection
Amie
Meeting notes and transcripts
Fireflies
Transcripts with speaker labels
Jamie
Meeting notes · Provider API access required
Notion
Meeting notes through your Notion connection
Otter.ai
Invite-only REST API beta access required
Your in-app catalogue shows additional apps and the connections available to your workspace. Provider plans, permissions and workspace setup determine what you can connect.
Set up your workspace ↗- Choose the account you want to use. You do not need to connect everything to get started.
- Review the permissions requested by each provider. Available actions depend on the access you grant.
- Manage connections in your workspace. You can also revoke access with the original provider.
Good to know
A few things, answered.
Do I have to connect all my accounts?
No. Start with the sources that help with your first task. Add other connections when you need them, using the accounts and permissions you choose.
Does connecting an app give unrestricted access?
Each connection requests its own permissions. Read the provider’s consent screen and check the available actions in your workspace. A connection is not a promise that every feature of that app is supported.
Can I use my existing meeting recorder?
The providers above support different connection methods. Some reuse Google or Notion access; others need an API key, a qualifying plan or an invitation. Your workspace shows the setup requirements. You can also import TXT or DOCX meeting notes.
What if my app is not listed?
Check the integrations catalogue in your workspace for additional apps and available connections. The list on this page highlights core connections; availability can vary with workspace setup and provider support.
Does disconnecting delete previously imported information?
Disconnecting access and deleting information are different actions. Review any imported notes, files or saved context separately, and consult the provider’s settings for data retained there.
How it comes together
Choose your sources
Start with the accounts and meeting tools you want to use.
Approve the access
Sign in or add the provider key, then review the permissions for that connection.
Put context to work
Use connected sources in conversations, briefs and the automations available to your workspace.
