Connect your productivity tools to AI agents

Calendars, spreadsheets, notes, project management: your agents check and update the tools where your team already organizes its work.

What your agents do with these tools

Calendly
Offer your slots over the phone
During the call, Lily reads your Calendly availability for the next seven days, with existing meetings already excluded. If your event type asks questions, she asks the caller before booking.
Everything your agents do with Calendly
ClickUp
Every caller becomes a task
During the call, Lily creates a task in the list chosen in the action's settings, or updates the caller's existing one. She detects the list's email and phone custom fields on her own: no field IDs to enter.
Everything your agents do with ClickUp
Google Calendar
Send Elisa to your meetings
Elisa reads the events on your calendar that include a Google Meet, Zoom or Teams link and schedules herself to attend. A meeting that is moved or canceled is rescheduled or removed on the next pass.
Everything your agents do with Google Calendar
Google Sheets
Feed a tracking spreadsheet
Ask an agent to add one or more rows to your lead, order or applicant tracking file. If the row already exists, it can update it instead of creating a duplicate.
Everything your agents do with Google Sheets
Microsoft Excel
Add rows to a table
Ask an agent to log a prospect, an order or an expense: it adds the row to the Excel sheet or table you point it to.
Everything your agents do with Microsoft Excel
monday
Every caller becomes an item
During the call, Lily creates the caller's item in the destination board, or updates their existing one. Email, phone and date columns are detected by type: nothing to set up column by column.
Everything your agents do with monday
Notion
Add an entry to a Notion database
Ask an agent to add a task, a contact or a content idea to your Notion database, with its properties filled in. It can then update those properties, such as the status.
Everything your agents do with Notion