Integrations Overview

Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://adapt.com/docs/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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The integrations catalog

• OAuth — sign in with your account; Adapt manages the credentials for you. Used by Slack, GitHub, Google Workspace, Notion, Linear, HubSpot, and others.
• API key — paste a key, token, or connection string from the provider’s settings. Used by Postgres, Snowflake, Stripe, Sentry, and most other developer-focused tools.

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Sidebar at a glance

• Search every integration by name
• Filter to Connected to see only what your organization has wired up
• Filter to Custom to add your own integration (see Custom integrations below)
• Filter to Popular to see the most-used integrations
• Browse by category: CRM & Sales, E-commerce, Marketing & Analytics, Payments, Communication, Monitoring, Cloud & Dev Tools, Databases, AI & ML

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Connecting an integration

• OAuth (example: Slack)
• API key (example: Postgres)

For OAuth integrations like Slack, clicking Add redirects you to the provider’s authorization page in a new window.

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Click Add on the Slack detail page

Adapt opens Slack’s OAuth consent screen. You’ll be asked to pick the Slack workspace you want to connect.

2

Authorize Adapt

Slack lists the permissions Adapt is requesting (reading channels and messages, posting on your behalf, reading user profiles, etc.). Click Allow to grant access.

3

Land back in Adapt

You’re redirected to the Slack detail page in Adapt and the new connection appears under adaptdotcom (organization) with a green status dot. Adapt manages refresh tokens and re-auth from this point on — there’s nothing to copy or paste.

4

Test it from a chat

Open a new chat and ask Adapt something that uses the connection — for example, “Summarize yesterday’s #engineering channel” or “DM Patrick the Q3 numbers”. Adapt will pick up the new connection automatically.

You can connect multiple Slack workspaces — click Add again to authorize a second one. Adapt will use whichever workspace matches the channel or user you reference, and falls back to asking if it’s ambiguous.

For API-key integrations like Postgres, clicking Add opens a modal where you paste your credentials. Adapt stores them securely and uses them only when it needs to query the service on your behalf.

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Click Add on the Postgres detail page

The Connect Postgres modal opens with an “API key” badge in the header.

2

Name the connection

The Connection name field is pre-filled with Postgres. Rename it if you’re connecting more than one database (for example, Postgres prod and Postgres staging) so it’s obvious which is which when Adapt chooses one to query.

3

Paste your credentials

Fill in the required credential — for Postgres, that’s a single POSTGRES_DATABASE_URL connection string in the form postgres://user:password@host:5432/dbname. Other API-key integrations will list their own required keys here (for example, STRIPE_API_KEY, SENTRY_AUTH_TOKEN).

4

Click Add connection

The new connection appears under adaptdotcom (organization) and becomes available to everyone in your workspace.

5

Test it from a chat

Open a new chat and ask Adapt something that uses the connection — for example, “How many users signed up in the last 7 days?” for Postgres, or “What did we charge yesterday?” for Stripe.

Naming credentials with the convention the provider’s docs use (for example, STRIPE_API_KEY instead of key1) makes it easier for Adapt to pick them up automatically when it decides which tool to call.

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OAuth integrations

Slack

Workspace-wide access

GitHub

Codebase access

Linear

Issue tracking

HubSpot

CRM & marketing

Google Workspace

Drive, Slides, Sheets

Notion

Docs & wikis

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API key integrations

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CRM & Sales

HubSpot

CRM & marketing

Attio

Modern CRM

Clay

Data enrichment

Salesforce

Enterprise CRM

Affinity

Relationship intelligence CRM

Apollo

Sales engagement & data

Klaviyo

Email & SMS marketing

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E-commerce

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Marketing & Analytics

Google Analytics

Web & app traffic

Ahrefs

SEO & backlinks

PostHog

Product analytics

Mixpanel

Product analytics

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Payments

Stripe

Payments & subscriptions

Ramp

Spend management & cards

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Communication

Slack

Workspace messaging

Intercom

Customer messaging

Zendesk

Support tickets

Grain

Meeting transcripts

Zoom

Meeting recordings

Fireflies

Meeting transcripts

Gong

Revenue conversations

Resend

Transactional email

SendGrid

Transactional email

Twilio

SMS & voice

Discord

Community messaging

Customer.io

Lifecycle messaging

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Monitoring & Compliance

Sentry

Error monitoring

Drata

Compliance automation

Datadog

Infrastructure & APM

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Cloud & Dev Tools

GitHub

Code, issues, PRs

Linear

Issue tracking

Notion

Docs & wikis

Google Cloud

GCP services

AWS

EC2, S3, Lambda

Azure

Microsoft cloud

Vercel

Deployments & hosting

Asana

Work management

Jira

Issue tracking

Confluence

Wiki & docs

Figma

Design files

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Databases

Snowflake

Data warehouse

Databricks

Lakehouse

Postgres

Relational database

Supabase

Managed Postgres backend

Neon

Serverless Postgres

MySQL

Relational database

MongoDB

Document database

Airtable

Spreadsheet-database

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AI & ML

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Custom integrations

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Managing connections

• See the active connections, who added them, and the permissions granted
• For OAuth (e.g., Slack): re-authorize if a connection needs attention, add another workspace, or disconnect entirely
• For API key (e.g., Postgres): rotate the credential, add additional secrets, or remove the connection

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Next Steps

Slack Setup

Connect your workspace

Postgres Setup

Connect your database