Integrations
Connect external apps like Slack, Gmail, and Google Drive so your assistant and agents can act on them — and set up triggers that run automatically when something happens.
Integrations connect Opisense to the tools your team already uses. Once an app is connected, your assistant and agents can act on it — read your email, post to Slack, look up records — and you can set up triggers that kick off automatically when something happens in that app.
Connectors live at Integrations in the sidebar. (The link under Settings → Workspace → Integrations points to the same place.)
Connectors
A connector is a link between Opisense and an external app, authorized once through that app's secure sign-in. The Integrations page has two sections:
- Connected — apps your workspace has already linked, with their current status.
- Available — everything you can connect, searchable by name or description and filterable by category.
Connectors are workspace-wide and managed by your administrators. If you're not an admin, you can see what's connected but can't connect or disconnect apps — you'll see a note to that effect at the top of the page.
Triggers
A trigger turns an event in a connected app — a new email, a new calendar invite, a message in a channel — into automatic work. You pick which agent or assistant handles the event, optionally add custom instructions, and from then on it runs without anyone clicking a thing.
Triggers are early access — invite-only and feature-flagged in production. You'll see them on the Triggers tab once they're enabled for your workspace.
How it relates to other features
- Skills and plugins — connecting an app is what makes the matching skills actually work. Many plugins bundle the skills and the connectors they need, and walk you through connecting them during setup.
- Agentforce — agents use connected apps through their assigned skills; see Agentforce → Integrations.