// Connect & extend

Integrations

Integrations are what let your agents act in the real world. Most connectors use OAuth, so AgentCorp never sees your password and you grant only the scopes you choose; a few take an API token you create in the provider and paste in. Either way you can revoke access at any time. Integrations are connected per workspace and shared by the team.

How connecting works

Open Integrations and pick the tool. For an OAuth connector you complete the provider’s consent screen, where you review and approve the requested permissions, and AgentCorp receives a scoped token, never your password. For a token connector (Mercury, RevenueCat, Atria) you create an API token in the provider, as narrowly scoped as the provider allows, and paste it in. In both cases the credential is stored encrypted, used only on your behalf, and revocable from Integrations or from the provider.

Admins manage connectors org-wide. Grant the minimum scopes needed, and prefer a shared, role-appropriate account over a personal one for team-wide work. See the admin guide and security guide.

Available integrations

Gmail

What it gives your agents: Read, triage, draft, and (with approval) send email; search threads and pull context for other tasks.
Scopes: Read and compose/send Gmail. Grant compose/send only if you want agents to reply for you.

Outlook

What it gives your agents: The same inbox workflows as Gmail for Microsoft 365 / Outlook accounts.
Scopes: Read mail plus send, via Microsoft 365. Corporate tenants may need an admin to approve the app.

Notion

What it gives your agents: Read and write pages and databases, so agent output becomes docs, notes, and trackers.
Scopes: Access is limited to the specific pages/databases you share with the integration during connect.

CRM

What it gives your agents: Sam works your pipeline: read and update records, research leads, and draft follow-ups.
Scopes: Read and write the CRM objects you authorize (contacts, deals, activities).

Slack

What it gives your agents: Post updates, summarize channels, and route notifications and approvals into your team's Slack.
Scopes: Read the channels you add the app to, and post messages. Add it only where you want it active.

Not available at launch

What it gives your agents: Message Alex from your phone and receive approvals and notifications. It works as a messaging channel only and does not feed data to your agents.
Scopes: Links your phone number to one workspace. Confirm from WhatsApp to complete the link.

Mercury

What it gives your agents: Give Riley your balances and transactions as banking context for finance summaries and reconciliation prep.
Scopes: An API key you create in Mercury and paste in. Read-only banking access by default; financial actions still route through approval.

Postiz

What it gives your agents: Let Taylor schedule posts across every channel you have connected in Postiz (X, LinkedIn, Threads, Bluesky, Facebook pages and more) and read each channel's analytics. Taylor can stage drafts on her own; scheduling or publishing always needs your approval.
Scopes: OAuth, approved inside Postiz. The token covers your Postiz account. Disconnect here to stop AgentCorp using it, and revoke the grant itself under Postiz Settings → Approved Apps.

Atria

What it gives your agents: Give Taylor Atria's Meta and TikTok ad libraries for competitor research, your followed brands and boards, and your own ad accounts' performance.
Scopes: An Atria API key you paste in; reads only. Nothing Taylor does through it spends your Atria balance.

RevenueCat

What it gives your agents: Let Riley see your in-app subscription business: MRR, active subscribers and trials, revenue for a period, and a customer's subscriptions.
Scopes: A RevenueCat V2 secret key you create with read permissions and paste in. Riley never grants entitlements, refunds or cancels.

Miro

What it gives your agents: Let Alex read your Miro boards and add sticky notes and cards, or start a new board, from a conversation.
Scopes: OAuth with the board read and write scopes configured on the Miro app. Alex never deletes boards or items.

Trello

What it gives your agents: Let Alex read your Trello boards, lists and cards, create cards, move them between lists and comment on them.
Scopes: Trello's own authorisation screen, read and write. Alex never archives or deletes cards.

Resend

What it gives your agents: Let Alex and Sam see your Resend sending domains, the recent delivery log and delivery metrics, and send email from a verified domain when you approve it.
Scopes: A Resend API key you paste in. Reads run freely; every send waits for your approval.

AgentMail

What it gives your agents: Give your agents inboxes of their own. Alex and Sam list inboxes, read threads and messages, create new inboxes, and send or reply when you approve it.
Scopes: An AgentMail API key you paste in. Reading and creating inboxes run freely; sending and replying wait for your approval.

Airtable

What it gives your agents: Let Alex read your Airtable bases, tables and records, add a record, or update one.
Scopes: OAuth with record read and write and schema read. Alex never deletes records or changes a table's structure.

Canva

What it gives your agents: Let Taylor list your Canva designs, start a new design, and export a design to PDF, PNG or JPG.
Scopes: OAuth with design read and write, asset read and profile read. Nothing is published; exports are files you download.

Runway

What it gives your agents: Let Taylor generate images and short videos with Runway and check your remaining balance.
Scopes: A Runway API key you paste in. Checking the balance and a task's status run freely; every generation spends your Runway balance and waits for your approval.

Spotify Ads

What it gives your agents: Let Taylor see your Spotify Ads businesses, ad accounts and campaigns.
Scopes: OAuth through your Spotify account. Reads only; Taylor never creates or changes a campaign.

Mapbox

What it gives your agents: Give Taylor and Sam geocoding, place search and travel times for territories, local campaigns and visit planning.
Scopes: A Mapbox access token you paste in. Reads only; each call counts against your Mapbox usage.

Airwallex

What it gives your agents: Let Riley see your Airwallex balances by currency and the movements behind them.
Scopes: An Airwallex client ID and API key you paste in. Reads only; Riley never moves money.

Xero

What it gives your agents: Let Riley read your Xero invoices and bills, and pull the profit and loss and balance sheet reports.
Scopes: OAuth with read-only accounting scopes. Riley never creates or edits a transaction.

QuickBooks

What it gives your agents: Let Riley read your QuickBooks Online company, open invoices, profit and loss and balance sheet.
Scopes: OAuth with the accounting scope. Riley only reads; nothing is written to your books.

Carta

What it gives your agents: Let Riley read the issuers and stakeholders on your Carta cap table.
Scopes: OAuth with issuer info and stakeholder read scopes. Reads only.

Visible

What it gives your agents: Let Riley read the metrics you report in Visible and the data points behind each.
Scopes: A Visible access token and your Visible company ID, pasted in. Reads only.

Deel

What it gives your agents: Let Alex look up your Deel people, contracts and time-off requests.
Scopes: A Deel API token you paste in. Reads only.

Rippling

What it gives your agents: Let Alex look up your Rippling company, workers, departments and leave requests.
Scopes: A Rippling API token you paste in. Reads only; fields your Rippling admin has not shared come back redacted.

Gusto

What it gives your agents: Let Alex look up your Gusto company and employee directory.
Scopes: OAuth through Gusto. Reads only.

Disconnecting

You can revoke any connection at any time. Disconnect it from Integrations in AgentCorp. For extra assurance, also remove the app from the provider’s own connected-apps or security settings. Either action cuts off agent access immediately; the work already produced stays in your workspace.

Re-authorize if a provider expires a grant or you want to change scopes.
Review connected apps periodically and remove anything unused.
Outbound actions through any integration still pass the approval checkpoint before they run.

Keep reading

Getting started

From sign-up to your first completed task and first approval, step by step.

Admin guide

Invite teammates, manage roles and seats, control integrations and spend.

Security guide

Protect your account, apply least privilege, and report issues responsibly.

Troubleshooting

Fixes for integration re-auth, step limits, 402s, approvals, and WhatsApp.