The Integrations screen, in the sidebar (not inside Settings), brings together in one place what your agent can already use today and what’s coming later. It has three parts: the MCP servers notice at the very top, the Available today section and the Coming soon section.
Requirements: Admin role — it’s the only screen in this manual that doesn’t live inside Settings itself, but shares its role exclusivity.
Available today
Section titled “Available today”Three cards with what your agent already uses in production, each with its shortcut to where it’s configured:
| Integration | What it does | Where it’s configured |
|---|---|---|
| Channels | Connect WhatsApp Business, Telegram or your website’s widget so the agent can talk there. | “Go to Channels” → Manual 24 · Channels. |
| Google Calendar | Each employee links their Google Calendar so the assistant can book appointments without schedule clashes. | “Go to Settings” → your own Settings → My calendar, Manual 19 · Calendar. |
| Email notifications | Also receive new-lead notices and critical alerts by email, in addition to the bell. | “Go to Settings” → Settings → Notifications, section 6 of this manual. |
Coming soon
Section titled “Coming soon”Twelve connectors under development, marked with the Coming soon label — not operational yet: HubSpot (CRM), Slack (lead and escalation notices), Google Sheets and Excel (dumping leads), Brevo (email to your customers), PandaDoc (document signing), Zapier (thousands of no-code apps), Gmail (your inbox as an agent tool), Calendly (scheduling from an external calendar), Shopify and WooCommerce (your store’s catalog), and Finaer (rental guarantee for your tenants, real-estate sector). At the bottom of the screen, the “Tell us” link lets you request an integration that isn’t on the list.
Note — What MCP servers are, in one sentence
An MCP server is the bridge that connects your business’s own systems — your CRM, your catalog, your calendar — with your AI agent, so the artificial intelligence can query your data live while chatting with a customer, instead of relying only on the documents you’ve uploaded to the knowledge base. It’s the generic mechanism that, today, stands in for a native connector specific to each system.
Note — You can already connect your systems today, even if they aren’t on the list above
Even if your specific CRM or catalog doesn’t have a native connector yet, you can already link it to the AI agent through MCP servers (section 8), without waiting for a native connector. Tap Go to Settings from this screen’s own notice to go straight to registering one.