Connectors
Connectors are pre-built integrations that let your automations read from and write to external services. Each connector defines its own triggers (events that start an automation) and actions (operations the automation performs). No custom code is required.How connectors work
Every automation step that calls an external service uses a connector. When you add an action node to the builder, you select the connector, configure the action, and map input fields from previous steps using{{variable}} syntax.
Credentials are stored securely per-connector. Each connector has a Test Connection button that verifies credentials before you save them.
Available connectors
Slack
Post messages, send DMs, manage channels and reactions
Microsoft Teams
Send channel messages, create meetings, manage teams
Discord
Send messages, embeds, manage threads and roles
Send messages and media via WhatsApp Business API
Telegram
Send messages and media via Telegram Bot API
SendGrid
Transactional email with templates and tracking
Twilio
SMS, MMS, WhatsApp, and voice calls via Twilio
SMTP email using your server’s mail configuration
Google Calendar
Create events, check availability, manage calendars
Outlook Calendar
Microsoft 365 calendar events and scheduling assistant
Calendly
Retrieve events, invitees, and create scheduling links
Google Drive
Upload, move, share, and manage Drive files
Google Sheets
Read, append, update, and search spreadsheet rows
Dropbox
Upload from URL, list folders, move, and share files
Airtable
Full CRUD on Airtable records with filtering and views
Notion
Create and update pages, query databases, search
HubSpot
Contacts, deals, companies, tickets, and pipeline events
Pipedrive
Deals, persons, organizations, activities, and notes
Stripe
Payments, customers, subscriptions, invoices, refunds
GitHub
Issues, pull request comments, and workflow dispatch
GitLab
Issues, merge requests, pipelines, and file creation
Jira
Create, update, and transition Jira issues
Linear
Issue lifecycle, comments, and team management
Asana
Task CRUD, comments, and project listing
Trello
Cards, lists, labels, comments, and board management
Monday.com
Items, board columns, updates, and group management
Sentry
Issue triage, releases, and project monitoring
Datadog
Events, metric queries, monitors, and incidents
PagerDuty
Incident lifecycle, escalation, and on-call management
OpenAI
Chat, images, embeddings, moderation, Whisper, TTS
Bexio
Swiss ERP: contacts, invoices, and projects
Abacus
Swiss ERP: customers, orders, and financials
Personio
Employee records, absences, and HR sync
HTTP
Call any external API with full request control
AI (local)
Ollama-compatible LLM prompts and summaries
Transform
Format dates, filter arrays, and reshape data
Code
Run custom JavaScript inside an automation step
Authentication
Each connector uses one of four authentication types:| Type | How to configure |
|---|---|
| API Key | Enter the key directly in the connector credential form |
| OAuth 2.0 | Generate a token from the service’s developer console and paste it in |
| Basic | Username and password |
| None | No credentials required (e.g. Email, Transform, HTTP with public APIs) |
Connector credentials are workspace-scoped. Any member with Automation: Edit permission can select existing credentials when building an automation, but cannot view the raw credential values.