Microsoft 365
Outlook, SharePoint and OneDrive have dedicated integrations; Teams uses a different route.
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Integrations
An integration is more than a logo. For each system, we explain what it can do, the permissions and data involved, and where approval is needed. Every page names the route: native, configured, beta, MCP or custom. We only call a route proven once a second implementation demonstrates it.
Outlook, SharePoint and OneDrive have dedicated integrations; Teams uses a different route.
Explore Microsoft 365Prepare proposed updates to contacts, deals and activities, from email and conversations.
Explore HubSpotEmail, calendar and files as the foundation for your workflows.
Explore Google WorkspaceDocuments, Knowledge
Use SharePoint, Google Drive and OneDrive documents as sources without bypassing source-system permissions.
Email, Sales
What a workflow reads from the mailbox and proposes in the CRM, with the permissions and approval involved.
What a workflow reads and prepares in Gmail, how narrow access is and why sending remains human work.
Email, Documents
What a workflow can do with Gmail, Drive, Docs, Sheets and Calendar, and the permissions and approval involved.
Sales
Which HubSpot objects a workflow reads and proposes to change, the permissions needed and where approval applies.
Website, Reporting
Search Console and Analytics as read sources: what data, what boundaries and who decides on action.
Three routes to a system without a ready-made integration, with their permissions and boundaries.
Meetings, Sales
What a workflow extracts from a meeting transcript, what reaches the CRM, and why consent comes first.
Email, Documents
Outlook, SharePoint and OneDrive have their own integrations; Teams does not. What that means for permissions and approval.
Determine how two systems can be reached