Some tools get a dedicated screen in the app: booking systems, restaurant reservation platforms, your calendar, a CRM, your ad and form lead sources. The AI reads from them and writes back to them mid-conversation, so the system your team already trusts stays the record.
Everything else connects too. Webhooks send events out, the API brings data in, Custom Functions and MCP let the AI call your own system while it is talking, and a custom channel brings in a messaging app we do not support yet.
Built-in integrationsEach page below covers what the integration does, how you connect it, what the AI can and cannot do with it, and the setup guide.

Scheduling tools for businesses that sell time. The AI reads your services and staff, checks what is genuinely free and writes the booking back where your team already looks.

Reservation platforms for restaurants. Guests ask for a table in the chat, and the AI checks availability and books it against your real floor plan.

Your own calendar. Appointments booked in chat land on it, and the times you are already busy stay blocked.

The systems that hold your customers, products and orders. Keep them as the record and let the AI read from and write to them mid-conversation.

Where paid traffic lands. New leads arrive as contacts and the AI opens the conversation instead of waiting for someone to work a spreadsheet.

Forms and funnels on your own site. A submission becomes a contact and a conversation on the channel the person actually reads.

Zapier, Make, n8n and anything else with an API. Send events out with webhooks, bring data in with the API, and connect tools that have no dedicated screen.
No dedicated screen? Still connectableFour routes that work today, whether the other system is a CRM, a phone system, a spreadsheet or something built in-house.
The same AI agent that books and closes in DMs is one click away. No signup, no demo call - open the chat, push back, see if you can break it.