The system's own
If your system offers a connection for AI, we use that. It is always our first choice.
Workflows that connect not just your people, but your business systems.
Fully Powered Connectors link each workflow to the systems the work runs through. A workflow tells AI how your company does a piece of work; a connector lets it pick up what it needs in one system and finish the job in another.
Built for the AI you already use.
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Claude
Copilot
Gemini
A link between your AI and a system you already run.
A connector lets a workflow work inside one of your business systems: your accounting, your CRM, your project tracker. The AI platforms your team already uses support them. We find the right one in this order.
A proven third party's
Where the system has none, another provider often does.
Built for you
Where neither exists, we engineer the connection ourselves.
Fully Powered Connectors is our name for choosing the right connections, setting them up with your workflows and keeping them working.
Work rarely lives in one system.
A workflow follows the work, and the work crosses systems. A deal closes in one, the client is set up in another, the first invoice goes out from a third. With connectors, one workflow carries the job across all of them.
Illustrative example. Greenline Grounds is an invented company.
Monday's overdue invoices.
At a 45-person landscaping contractor, the receivables clerk's workflow reaches three systems before she starts her day.
Three systems, one workflow.
The accounting system for overdue invoices. The job schedule for whether the work was done. Her email for the last exchange with each customer.
Ready for her decision.
One follow-up drafted per customer, any account with an open complaint held back, and a list of customers who deserve a call. She checks, edits and sends.
Connect the work you repeat.
Repeatable work uses the same systems every week, so a connector set up once pays back on every run. Work that changes every time can use the connections your AI platform already offers.
You decide what a workflow can see and what it can change.
Each connector has a job.
What it can see, and what it can change, is set for each one.
A person says go.
Nothing is sent, posted or changed until a person says so.
Your approver approves.
Your IT lead, or whoever approves your systems, approves each connection.
One part of five.
- Fully Powered Planner
- Says which workflows each team needs.
- Fully Powered Workflows
- The work itself.
- Fully Powered Connectors
- Carry that work across your business systems.
- Fully Powered Studio
- How we make each workflow your company's own.
- Fully Powered Enterprise Console
- Planned. Will keep it all current across the company.
Which systems does your work cross?
Bring one piece of repeated work and the systems it touches. We'll show you which connections exist for them and what the workflow could do across them.