Platform integrations

Connect AI workflows to the systems where work actually happens.

Cloudilic integrations turn AI output into operational movement: retrieving from business systems, updating records, sending emails, triggering approvals, and pushing results back into the tools your teams already use.

35+
ready connectors, from SAP and Microsoft 365 to Shopify and SQL
18
real-time triggers that start a workflow on their own
Any API
REST, webhooks, and private connectors for everything else

What this covers

Integration patterns we design around.

01

Enterprise applications

Connect AI workflows with core business systems without forcing teams into another isolated tool.

  • SAP workflows
  • CRM and ERP updates
  • Internal application handoffs
02

Microsoft 365 and knowledge

Use the documents, conversations, and folders teams already maintain as governed context for agents.

  • Teams and SharePoint
  • OneDrive files
  • Email-triggered workflows
03

APIs and private connectors

Build API calls, webhooks, local connectors, and approval steps around each organization’s security model.

  • REST APIs and webhooks
  • Databases
  • VPC and on-prem connectors

We integrate with

35+ connectors for the tools your teams already use.

Ready connectors cover messaging, files, commerce, business systems, and data. Anything else joins the workflow through a REST API, a webhook, or a private connector inside your network.

Marked connectors can start a workflow on their own (18 triggers)

Messaging and email, 8 connectors

Listen for customer and team conversations, then reply, notify, or route them.

  • WhatsApp (can start a workflow)
  • Gmail
  • Outlook (can start a workflow)
  • IMAP email (can start a workflow)
  • Slack (can start a workflow)
  • Microsoft Teams (can start a workflow)
  • Facebook (can start a workflow)
  • Instagram

Files, forms, and calendars, 7 connectors

Pick up new documents and submissions the moment they land, and write results back.

  • Microsoft OneDrive (can start a workflow)
  • Microsoft SharePoint (can start a workflow)
  • Google Drive (can start a workflow)
  • Azure Storage
  • Google Forms (can start a workflow)
  • Typeform (can start a workflow)
  • Calendar (can start a workflow)

Commerce and web, 5 connectors

Turn new orders and shipments into fulfilment, support, and reporting workflows.

  • Shopify (can start a workflow)
  • WooCommerce (can start a workflow)
  • Easy Orders (can start a workflow)
  • Bosta (can start a workflow)
  • WordPress

CRM, ERP, and work management, 7 connectors

Update records, open tasks, and keep systems of record in step with the workflow.

  • SAP
  • Odoo (can start a workflow)
  • ERPNext
  • Notion
  • ClickUp
  • Jira
  • Trello

Databases and data, 6 connectors

Query, watch, and write structured data without exporting it anywhere else.

  • SQL databases (can start a workflow)
  • BigQuery
  • Airtable
  • Supabase
  • Spreadsheets
  • Dragify Table

Knowledge, web, and custom systems, 6 connectors

Ground agents in approved sources, and reach anything else through an API or private connector.

  • RAG knowledge bases
  • Web search
  • URL reader
  • Browser use
  • RSS feeds
  • REST APIs and webhooks

How it moves

From connector idea to governed action.

Every integration is scoped around what data moves, who can trigger it, and what must be approved before it changes a system of record.

  1. 01Identify systemsList the systems the workflow reads from and writes to, and pick a ready connector, API, or private connector for each.
  2. 02Map data movementDecide which fields move, in which direction, and what starts the flow: a trigger, a schedule, or a person.
  3. 03Define permissionsGive each connection only the scopes it needs, with service accounts your IT team owns and can revoke.
  4. 04Add approval rulesPut a human review in front of any step that changes a system of record, sends externally, or moves money.
  5. 05Test in sandboxRun the workflow against sandbox data and real edge cases before it touches production.
  6. 06Deploy with monitoringGo live with run logs, failure alerts, and dashboards, so every action can be traced back to its source.

Next step

Plan your integration path.

Bring the systems list and the workflow you want to connect. We will help separate quick wins from deeper implementation work.