Forty-four integrations. Most teams start with these twenty-four.

Read tickets, write replies, change status, open side conversations.

Read requests, transition issues, add internal comments.

Read conversations, reply, snooze, assign to a teammate.

Read tickets, reply, tag, and trigger a refund flow.

Read cases with custom fields, update status and owner.

Post a plan, wait for approval, and report what happened.

Same approvals and reports, in a channel or a chat.

Send an SMS when a customer needs telling and email will not do.

Issue refunds, read invoices, check a customer's payment history.

Raise invoices from closed jobs and read billing codes.

Read orders, correct addresses, cancel, and refund.

Read carrier flags and reprint labels after a correction.

Grant and revoke access with the approval recorded.

Group membership, shared drives and mailbox delegation.

Read the tables a playbook needs to decide, never write.

Same read-only access, and your row-level policies still decide what a playbook sees.

Pull a number into a reply so the customer sees the same figure you do.

Read incidents and changes, update state and work notes.

Open and resolve incidents when a playbook cannot continue.

Read monitors and metrics, group related alerts, and mute a monitor while a fix runs.

Read issues and releases, merge duplicates, and name the release that caused them.

Read commits and pull requests, so a ticket arrives with the diff that caused it.

Open and update issues, and draft the postmortem when a ticket closes.

Read runbooks so a playbook follows what your team already wrote.