Stop moving work between apps. Give it to Bob.
Tell Bob the outcome in Slack. He reaches across your CRM, inbox, docs, and ledger to finish it, then pauses before sensitive actions.
“Connect Notion.” He sends the button and gets to work.
Ask, and he sends the connect link himself
Say the app's name in Slack. Bob replies with a secure hosted link, and once you sign in he starts on the job you actually asked for, in the same thread.
He already knows your stack.
Don’t see yours in the wall above? Bob usually still has a way in.
Find the tools Bob can work in.
Every listed app connects through a secure hosted flow. Don't see yours? Bob has three more ways in.
No integrations match that search. Try a different term, or ask Bob directly in Slack; if it exists, Bob can usually reach it.
The catalog is the shortcut, not the ceiling.
If your tool is not listed, Bob can still work through its API, an MCP server, or the same browser your team uses. For a core system that needs a dedicated connection, we can build the last mile.
API or MCP
Give Bob the interface and he can work with the tool directly.
Browser
No API? Bob can work through the web app your team already uses.
Built for you
For a critical internal system, our engineers can wire the connection.
What connecting actually involves.
What if my app isn't in the directory?
Bob can still reach it through its API, an MCP server, or the browser your team already uses. For a core system, we can build the dedicated connection.
Does every connection need an admin first?
Most apps connect with a hosted link right in Slack, no dashboard setup. A smaller set need an admin to grant access once before the team can use them; the directory marks which is which.
Does Bob wait before touching something sensitive?
Yes. He pauses before writes that matter and asks in the same Slack thread, so approval sits beside the work instead of in a separate queue.
What if an app has no public API?
He can drive it through the browser, the same way a person on your team would.
Bring your stack. He’ll take it from there.
Add him to Slack and ask him to connect the first app on your list.