Integrations
In one sentenceConnect tools one click at a time, decide what each can see, and let one ask fan out across all of them, with a cloud browser for anything that doesn't have a connector.
The key principle
Every connection is explicit: you add tools one at a time, you choose the scope, and you can disconnect any of them whenever you like. Disconnecting revokes access rather than hiding the card. Your agent only ever sees what you've connected.
Channels
TelegramText your agent like a person, right from your pocket.
SlackAsk in a DM or a channel; briefs land where the team already is.
DiscordReads the rooms you care about and reports the pulse.
BuzzBlock's Nostr-based workspace for humans and agents, side by side.Work & docs
Google WorkspaceGmail, Calendar, and Drive: read, draft, schedule, file.
Microsoft 365Outlook, Calendar, OneDrive, Excel, and Teams.
NotionReads and updates the pages your team lives in.
AirtableBases kept current: read, append, reconcile.Product & code
GitHubIssues, pull requests, and release notes without the tab-switching.
LinearBlockers chased, cycles rolled up, nothing waits for standup.
AsanaTasks, projects, and comments kept moving.
PostHogFunnels and product analytics, asked for in plain English.
SupabaseYour database, answered. No SQL editor required.Money & sales
StripeRevenue, invoices, and payment status on demand.
GoHighLevelContacts, pipelines, conversations, and invoices in your sub-account.
ManyChatSubscribers, tags, and flows across your messaging funnels.
Meta AdsSpend and results checked daily; anything it drafts stays paused until you approve.Meetings & content
ZoomMeetings scheduled and managed without the back-and-forth.
FathomCall recordings, transcripts, and summaries, remembered.
DescriptImports media and drafts edits in your projects.
Frame.ioUploads, review comments, and share links handled.
FigmaReads designs, components, and styles, ready to export.
MiroBoards, stickies, and frames as structured notes.The catalog
Beyond the native set, Azaris reaches 1,000+ tools through its integration catalog: the long tail of CRMs, accounting tools, schedulers, and everything else your stack accumulated over the years. Same model: you connect it, you scope it, your agent uses it. The full directory lives on the integrations page.
The browser covers the rest
If a tool has a website, your agent can use it: its cloud browser signs in, clicks, types, and reads the way a person would, on its own isolated machine, and you can watch it work live.
How connecting works
- Pick a tool from the integrations screen.
- Sign in or paste a key, whatever that tool uses.
- Choose what your agent can see.
- Ask for something that touches it. That's it.
Don't see your tool?
Connectors get built in the order customers ask. Tell us what you run and we'll tell you honestly what the path looks like.