Integrations

What it connects to, and what it does there.

Search for your tools. Each one says whether it is built in, connected through the API and webhooks, or still coming, so you know before you sign up.

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15 integrations

Calendars

Google Calendar
Built in
Offers times your team is really free, and writes the booking into their calendar.
Microsoft 365 calendar
Built in
The same real availability and bookings, for teams on Outlook calendars.

Email

Gmail
Built in
Customer email lands on the customer's record; replies go from your own address.
Microsoft 365 mail
Built in
The same for Outlook mailboxes: read against the record, sent from your address.

Channels

Website chat
Built in
One line of script on any site, or placed inside a page as part of the layout.

AI providers

OpenAI
Built in
Run the agent on your own OpenAI key. Required on Free; optional on paid plans.
Anthropic
Built in
Run the agent on your own Anthropic key, under your own terms.
Google Gemini
Built in
Run the agent on your own Google AI key.
Groq
Built in
Run the agent on your own Groq key.

Developers

Public API
Built in
Read and write people, companies, leads, opportunities, tasks and notes from your own systems, described in OpenAPI.
Webhooks
Built in
Signed events as they happen: records created, updated or deleted, opportunities moving stage, won or lost, tasks completed, email received, meetings analysed.

CRM and help desk

HubSpot
Via API and webhooks
No native connector yet. Teams sync records with webhooks and the public API.
Salesforce
Via API and webhooks
No native connector yet. Teams sync records with webhooks and the public API.
Zendesk
Via API and webhooks
No native connector yet. Syncon One has its own tickets; teams who keep Zendesk connect it with webhooks.
Slack
Via API and webhooks
No native connector yet. Teams post alerts to a channel from a webhook.

Without a native connector

How teams connect everything else.

Most businesses need two or three connections. Where there is no connector yet, these are the parts that are real today.

Webhooks, signed and as they happen

Records created, updated or deleted, opportunities moving stage, won or lost, tasks completed, email received and meetings analysed, delivered to any address you choose.

A public API

People, companies, leads, opportunities, pipelines, tasks and notes, read and written from your own systems with an API key, described in OpenAPI.

Your own AI provider

OpenAI, Anthropic, Google or Groq on your own key and terms. Free requires one; paid plans include AI conversations and let you bring a key too.

Export whenever you like

Customers, companies and opportunities export in full, so nothing is held hostage in Syncon One.

The test of an integration is whether your team stops doing something by hand.

If your team still copies the outcome into another system afterwards, the integration has not done its job.

Experience it

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Ask Ray in the corner which of your tools are covered, or talk to us about the ones that are not.

9:41

Monday

10:04

SSyncon Onenow

Held in your diary and written to your CRM.

SCalendarTuesday 14:00, held

SRecordsContact and reasoning written

SService deskCase opened, not a ticket dump

SMessagingThe team told, once

Your calendar: Real times, held while they decide
Your records: Written as the conversation happens
Your service desk: A case with an owner, not a dump

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