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Connect Ai1 to Everything You Already Use

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If it exposes an API or an MCP server, your agents can connect to it. Your CRM, your inbox, your calendar, your accounting, your ad accounts, your help desk. Ai1 works inside the tools you already run, with your own credentials.

Key takeaways
  • Ai1 can connect to any tool that exposes an API or an MCP server.
  • The catalog covers roughly 90 tools across about 20 categories, from CRM and accounting to ads and help desks, and it grows every week.
  • There are three standard ways to connect: REST APIs, MCP servers, and OAuth or a token you supply.
  • Credentials are encrypted at rest, and you can revoke access at any time.
  • Integrations run inside your dedicated single-tenant deployment, so connecting a tool does not move your data into a shared system.
An Ai1 core node surrounded by orbiting rounded tiles representing dozens of connected tools

One platform, many tools

What does Ai1 connect to?

Each tile is a real integration. The set below is what we connect to most often, and it grows every week. Hover, tap, or focus any tile to see its name. On a phone, the same set becomes a tappable grid.

Ai1Your agents
A living constellation map of glowing nodes connected by thin blue threads.

Which tools are in the Ai1 connector catalog?

Roughly 90 tools across about 20 categories. Named tools are illustrative, not exhaustive. Anything with an API or an MCP server can be added.

Intelligence (bring your own model)

Claude logoClaudeOpenAI / ChatGPT logoOpenAI / ChatGPTGoogle Gemini logoGoogle GeminiGrok logoGrokDeepSeek logoDeepSeekPerplexity logoPerplexityCursor logoCursorElevenLabs logoElevenLabs

Communication & productivity

Slack logoSlackMicrosoft Teams logoMicrosoft TeamsWhatsApp logoWhatsAppTwilio logoTwilioGoogle WorkspaceMicrosoft 365 logoMicrosoft 365

CRM

HubSpot logoHubSpotSalesforce logoSalesforcePipedrive logoPipedriveZoho logoZohoMonday CRM logoMonday CRMGoHighLevel logoGoHighLevelJobber logoJobber

Project & task management

Asana logoAsanaMonday logoMondayTrello logoTrelloClickUp logoClickUpJira logoJiraBasecamp logoBasecampNotion logoNotion

Video meetings

Zoom logoZoomMicrosoft Teams logoMicrosoft TeamsGoogle Meet logoGoogle Meet

AI notetakers

Fireflies logoFirefliesOtter logoOtterFathom logoFathomZoom AI Companion logoZoom AI CompanionPlaud logoPlaud

Phone & VoIP

RingCentral logoRingCentral8x8 logo8x8Vonage logoVonageGrasshopper logoGrasshopperDialpad logoDialpadAircall logoAircallZoom Phone logoZoom PhoneGoogle VoiceCallTrackingMetrics logoCallTrackingMetrics

Social

Meta logoMetaFacebook logoFacebookInstagram logoInstagramLinkedIn logoLinkedInX logoXTikTok logoTikTokYouTube logoYouTubePinterest logoPinterest

Paid ads

Google Ads logoGoogle AdsMeta Ads logoMeta AdsLinkedIn Ads logoLinkedIn AdsMicrosoft Ads logoMicrosoft AdsTikTok Ads logoTikTok Ads

Email marketing

Mailchimp logoMailchimpActiveCampaign logoActiveCampaignKlaviyo logoKlaviyoConvertKit / Kit logoConvertKit / KitConstant Contact logoConstant ContactBrevo logoBrevoBenchmark logoBenchmark

Analytics & SEO

Google Analytics 4 logoGoogle Analytics 4Search Console logoSearch ConsoleAhrefs logoAhrefsSEMrush logoSEMrushMoz Pro logoMoz ProSpyFu logoSpyFuSimilarWeb logoSimilarWebBuzzSumo logoBuzzSumo

Scheduling & booking

Calendly logoCalendlyAcuity logoAcuityCal.com logoCal.comSquare Appointments logoSquare AppointmentsSimplyBook.me logoSimplyBook.meGoogle Calendar logoGoogle Calendar

Helpdesk & support

Zendesk logoZendeskFreshdesk logoFreshdeskIntercom logoIntercomHelp Scout logoHelp ScoutLiveChat logoLiveChatTidio logoTidioMyZone Chatbots

Accounting

QuickBooks logoQuickBooksXero logoXeroFreshBooks logoFreshBooksWave logoWaveSage logoSage

E-commerce & payments

Shopify logoShopifyWooCommerce logoWooCommerceBigCommerce logoBigCommerceStripe logoStripeSquare logoSquarePayPal logoPayPal

Forms & surveys

Typeform logoTypeformJotForm logoJotFormGoogle Forms logoGoogle FormsSurveyMonkey logoSurveyMonkeyTally logoTallyGravity Forms logoGravity FormsFillout logoFillout

CMS & website

WordPress logoWordPressShopify logoShopifySquarespace logoSquarespaceWix logoWixWebflow logoWebflowCustom

Hosting & infrastructure

GoDaddy logoGoDaddySiteGround logoSiteGroundWP Engine logoWP EngineCloudways logoCloudwaysAWS logoAWSDigitalOcean logoDigitalOceanFirebase logoFirebaseVercel logoVercelNetlify logoNetlifyLinode logoLinode

Code & DevOps

GitHub logoGitHubGitLab logoGitLabBitbucket logoBitbucketAzure DevOps logoAzure DevOps

Domains & DNS

Cloudflare logoCloudflareGoDaddy logoGoDaddyNamecheap logoNamecheapGoogle Domains logoGoogle DomainsRoute 53 logoRoute 53

Advanced / on request

DocuSign logoDocuSignPandaDoc logoPandaDocAdobe Sign logoAdobe SignApify logoApifyfal.ai logofal.aiSentry logoSentryFigma logoFigmaLighthouse logoLighthouse

The catch-all rule: if it exposes an API or an MCP server, your agents can connect to it. The list above is what we connect to most often, and it grows every week.

Under the hood

How does an Ai1 connection work?

Three standard paths, your credentials, no lock-in. You connect a tool once and your agents can use it from then on.

REST APIs

Most tools expose a REST API. Your agents read and write through it directly, using a token you supply, so data flows straight between your tools and your deployment.

MCP servers

A growing standard for giving agents safe, structured access to a tool. If a tool ships an MCP server, Ai1 can speak to it natively, with clear, auditable actions.

How do I authorize a tool, and can I revoke access?

You authorize with OAuth or paste a token during onboarding. Credentials are encrypted at rest, and you can revoke access at any time. You stay in control of what is connected.

Connecting a tool does not move your data into a shared system. Your integrations run inside your dedicated single-tenant deployment, with your keys, on your server.

The three ways Ai1 connects to a tool
PathHow it worksWhat you provide
REST APIsYour agents read and write through the tool's REST API directly, so data flows straight between your tools and your deployment.A token you supply
MCP serversIf a tool ships an MCP server, Ai1 speaks to it natively, with clear, auditable actions.Access to the tool's MCP server
OAuth & your tokensYou authorize with OAuth or paste a token during onboarding. Credentials are encrypted at rest and can be revoked at any time.OAuth approval or a token
Two distinct systems joined in the center by a single clean connector of light.

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Frequently asked questions

Can Ai1 connect to a tool that isn't in the catalog?
Yes. If a tool exposes an API or an MCP server, your agents can connect to it. The named tools are illustrative, not exhaustive, and the list grows every week.
How do I connect my tools?
You authorize with OAuth or paste a token during onboarding. You connect a tool once, and your agents can use it from then on.
Does connecting a tool move my data into a shared system?
No. Your integrations run inside your dedicated single-tenant deployment, with your keys, on your server. Credentials are encrypted at rest, and you can revoke access at any time.
Can I use my own AI model?
Yes. Intelligence is bring your own model, with options such as Claude, OpenAI / ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek and Perplexity. You pay your own AI provider tokens (typically $200–$300/mo), and we don't mark up or resell tokens.
What is an MCP server?
A growing standard for giving agents safe, structured access to a tool. If a tool ships an MCP server, Ai1 can speak to it natively, with clear, auditable actions.