Tools & Integrations
Your AI workers can connect to 35+ tools to work across your entire tech stack—from Gmail and Google Calendar to GitHub, Notion, Salesforce, and more.How Tool Permissions Work
The Two-Level System
Connecting tools to Spinnable works in two steps: Step 1: Connect in Your Workspace- Go to Settings > Tools and click Add Tools
- Authenticate with the service (OAuth or API key)
- This makes the tool available to grant to workers
- Open the worker, select their name or the ⋮ menu in the chat header, then select Tools
- Select which tools they can access
- Choose the intended connection and the needed capabilities (such as read or send)
Authentication Types
OAuth 2.0 (Most Tools)
One-click authentication—sign in with your existing account. We never see your password. Examples: Gmail, Google Calendar, Notion, GitHub, HubSpot, Salesforce, Todoist, Monday.com, PandaDocAPI Key (Specialized Tools)
Copy your API key from the service and paste it into Spinnable. Examples: Datadog, Gandi, Factorial HR, Ghost CMS, Duffel, GammaYou can revoke access to any tool at any time through Settings > Tools, or directly in the service’s account settings.
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Gmail
Send and read emails
Google Calendar
Manage events and meetings
Notion
Create pages and databases
GitHub
Manage repos and PRs
Google Sheets
Create and update spreadsheets
Google Docs
Draft and edit documents
Slack channel
Set up Slack as a communication channel
HubSpot
CRM and sales automation
Asana
Project management
Jira
Issue tracking
Salesforce
CRM platform
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All Tools
Communication & Email
- Gmail (send) - Send emails and manage drafts
- Gmail (read) - Read and search inbox
- Outlook (send) - Send emails via Outlook
- Outlook (read) - Read Outlook messages
- Microsoft Teams - Team collaboration
- Slack - Team messaging and channel collaboration
Scheduling & Calendar
- Google Calendar - Manage events and availability
- Outlook Calendar - Schedule via Outlook
Project & Task Management
- Notion - Pages, databases, and wikis
- Todoist - Tasks and to-do lists
- Asana - Task and project management
- Jira - Agile project tracking
- Linear - Issue tracking
- Monday.com - Work management
- ClickUp - Task management
- Trello - Boards and cards
- Airtable - Spreadsheet-database hybrid
- Google Tasks - Lightweight to-do and task lists
Data & Spreadsheets
- Google Sheets - Spreadsheet creation and analysis
Documentation & Files
- Google Docs - Document editing
- Google Drive - File storage and sharing
- PandaDoc - Documents and e-signatures (US and EU)
- Ghost CMS - Content publishing
Development & Code
Sales & CRM
- HubSpot - Marketing and sales CRM
- Salesforce - Enterprise CRM
- Pipedrive - Sales pipeline management
- Stripe - Payment processing
- Zendesk - Customer support
- Salesforge - Sales outreach automation
- Primeforge - Sales outreach and prospecting
- Leadsforge - Lead generation
- Warmforge - Email warmup and deliverability
- Infraforge - Cold email infrastructure
Finance
- Stripe - Payment processing
- Brex - Corporate cards and spend management
Marketing & Social
- Mailchimp - Email marketing
- LinkedIn - Professional networking
- Twitter (X) - Social media
- Intercom - Customer messaging
Analytics
- Datadog - Monitoring, metrics, and logs (US and EU)
- Google Analytics - Website traffic and user behavior analytics
E-commerce & Retail
Property Management
Specialized Tools
- Gandi - Domain and DNS management
- Factorial HR - HR management
- Duffel - Travel booking
- Gamma - Presentation creation
- Supabase - Backend platform
Don’t See Your Tool?
If your tool has an API, your workers can still connect to it using the Vault and code execution — no native integration required.Working with Custom & Unsupported Tools
Learn how to connect your workers to any service with an API — ERPs, niche CRMs, internal tools, and more.