Agency software integrations, and what the operator does with each
These agency software integrations are not a logo wall. Each page lists the actions NeoAI can genuinely perform against that app, generated from the registry the operator executes through — and each one says what the integration cannot do, which is the half nobody publishes.
An integration page that is written by hand starts rotting on the day it ships. These render from `capabilitiesForApp`, the same list the Connections screen prints on its cards and the same list the runtime dispatches through, so adding a capability grows the page and removing one shrinks it.
Apps without a page are still connected and still work — they are listed below without a link rather than given a stub. A catalogue that covers every app badly is worse than one that covers some of them properly.
For agencies and studios
- Gmail integration for agenciesWhat NeoAI does with a connected mailbox: reads the threads your designated client contacts send, drafts the reply, and never sends one without you.
- Google Calendar integration for agenciesMeetings found, booked with a Meet link, moved and cancelled — against the calendar you already keep, with a brief written before you walk in.
- Slack integration for agenciesShared client channels read into the client record, replies drafted, and a direct message to you when something needs a decision. One channel at a time.
- WhatsApp integration for agenciesClient messages on WhatsApp read into the same record as everything else, replies drafted, and Meta’s twenty-four-hour rule explained before it surprises you.
- Instagram integration for agenciesPosts, comments, direct messages and reach on a connected business account — with drafts for everything you publish and one narrow exception for replies.
- Notion integration for agenciesBriefs and recaps written into the Notion pages your team already reads, appended rather than overwritten, and approved before anything lands.
- HubSpot integration for agenciesContacts and deals looked up and created from the client work, without a sync that quietly overwrites your CRM. What it writes, and what it deliberately cannot.
Everything connected
18 apps are connected. 7 of them have a page.
The grid is the whole list, and it is generated from the same registry the Connections screen reads. The pages above are the ones that have been written and read by somebody — the rest connect and work exactly the same way.
Marked apps need the provider’s own app review before they will serve a production account at scale. We say so on the card rather than letting you find out at the first API call.
- Gmail
- Outlook
- Google Calendar
- Calendly
- Google Meet
- Slack
- Notion
- Google Docs
- Google Drive
- Google Sheets
- HubSpot
- YouTube
- Google Analytics
- Google Maps
Start with one client and one connection.
Nothing here needs a migration or a configuration project. Connect a mailbox, designate the contacts for a single client, and read what the operator has drafted by the morning.