What the agent can do
Who can use it
Interfaces
Integrations give an agent access to company systems. Surfaces are where people ask it to do something and receive the result. Adapt brings both into the same company agent.
Priya Shah asks: “Fernhill hasn’t logged in for three weeks and renews next month. Find out why and fix it.” The same ask works from Slack, email or the workspace. Renewals reads Fernhill in HubSpot, Sentry and the renewal playbook, then replies: “Found it: Fernhill’s exports have been timing out since Sep 15. I’m on the fix.”
Surfaces
Use the web app, Slack, or messaging. Choose the surfaces that fit how your team requests work and receives updates.
Your team gives the agent a task.
The agent reads data and uses permitted tools.
An answer, a file, or a completed action.
Integrations
Give the agent the relevant data and actions from your CRM, documents, databases, and engineering tools.
Decide which integrations people can use through the agent. Connect only what a workflow needs and review its access rules.
What the agent can do
Who can use it
An example
Give a sales team a repeatable way to gather the context they need before a conversation.
Step 1
Request the brief in Slack or the web, with the account and meeting context.
Step 2
The agent uses approved CRM, support, and document integrations to assemble a draft.
Step 3
Check the sources, refine the brief, and send it to the people preparing for the call.
Choose a useful first task and connect the systems it depends on. Add more integrations and surfaces as the agent becomes useful to more of your team.