# Integrations

Source: https://www.hyperagent.com/docs/integrations

Reference for the apps and services agents can connect to in Hyperagent.

This is the integration directory for Hyperagent. Use it to find the systems agents can work with, open setup guides, and locate the settings that control each connection.

Integration availability grows over time and can vary by workspace. Open
**Settings → Integrations** in Hyperagent for the current list of connections
available to you.

## Integration directory [#integration-directory]

Hyperagent's catalog includes connections across the systems where teams communicate, manage work, store files, and operate the business.

| Category                | Integrations                                                     | What agents can do                                                       |
| ----------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Communication**       | Slack, Gmail                                                     | Read conversations or messages and deliver updates where the team works. |
| **Files and workspace** | Google Drive, Google Sheets, Dropbox, Notion                     | Find source material, read structured data, and update shared work.      |
| **Development**         | GitHub, Linear                                                   | Inspect repositories, manage issues, and work with project tasks.        |
| **CRM**                 | [HubSpot](/docs/integrations/hubspot), Salesforce                | Research accounts, review pipeline, and update customer records.         |
| **Data**                | Airtable, [Databricks](/docs/integrations/databricks), Snowflake | Query operational data, analyze records, and produce reports.            |
| **Custom tools**        | [Custom MCP](/docs/integrations/custom-mcp)                      | Connect a remote MCP server operated by your company or a vendor.        |

This directory highlights common connections rather than replacing the live catalog in the product.

## Setup guides [#setup-guides]

Connect a HubSpot account, approve its permissions, confirm the connection,
and test it with live CRM data. [Open the HubSpot
guide](/docs/integrations/hubspot).

Find the workspace host, SQL warehouse ID, credentials, and optional catalog
and schema required by the connection form. [Open the Databricks
guide](/docs/integrations/databricks).

Add a secure remote MCP endpoint, configure its authentication, attach it to
an agent, and test its tools. [Open the Custom MCP
guide](/docs/integrations/custom-mcp).

## Connection reference [#connection-reference]

| Task                                         | Where to do it                                      |
| -------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- |
| Browse available integrations                | **Settings → Integrations**                         |
| Connect, reconnect, or disconnect an account | Open the integration in **Settings → Integrations** |
| Allow a connection on an agent               | Open the agent's **Tools** settings                 |
| Limit channels, resources, or account scope  | Use the controls provided by that integration       |
| Review what an agent called                  | Open the run and inspect its tool trail             |
| Control writes from schedules or Live Mode   | Review the invocation's unattended-write setting    |

For how integrations differ from built-in tools and how access flows from the account to an agent, see [Tools & Integrations](/docs/concepts/tools-and-integrations). For unattended runs, see [Invocations](/docs/concepts/agents/invocations).