Integrations
Connect the tools a crew is allowed to use
A crew calls only the connections on the workspace. You sign in or paste the credential that vendor supports. CrewX24 does not ask you to share a customer’s mailbox on this website.
Pages with a specific workflow
Gmail, Google Calendar, and Telegram each have a public page because their actions are specific enough to explain without inventing a feature. Other connectors exist in the app, including Slack, Zendesk, and HTTP. They are not given a near-duplicate page here.
Honest status
These actions run with the account your workspace connects. Automated tests for this connector used mocked responses. CrewX24 has not published a separate certification that a production tenant was called.
On this site
- Gmail — Read, draft, and send
- Google Calendar — List, find time, create, delete
- Telegram — Read bot updates and send
Questions
Do you store my provider password?
OAuth connections keep a refresh token for that workspace. Key-style connections store the secret encrypted and show only a hint. Secrets are not printed on these public pages.
Is every catalog connector certified live?
No. The only calls marked live in the project audit were PostgreSQL reads against this project’s own test database. Other connectors are implemented and tested with mocks until a workspace connects a real account.