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Integrations allow Komo to become the central orchestration layer for your operations—connecting with the tools and services you already use to create unified, automated workflows that span your entire technology stack.

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What are Integrations?

Integrations enable Komo to access and interact with your business systems—from communication platforms like Gmail and Slack, to databases, cloud infrastructure, CRMs, and specialized enterprise tools. Rather than forcing you to work in yet another platform, Komo brings AI operations to where your work already happens. Integrations transform Komo from a standalone AI assistant into an autonomous operations platform embedded throughout your organization.

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Types of Integrations

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Pre-Built Platform Integrations

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Communication & Collaboration

  • Gmail: Read, send, and draft emails; extract action items; manage inbox organization
  • Slack: Respond in channels, execute commands, post updates, coordinate teams
  • Microsoft Teams: Chat integration, file access, meeting coordination
  • Zoom: Schedule meetings, access recordings, generate summaries

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Productivity & Knowledge

  • Notion: Create pages, update databases, query knowledge bases
  • Google Workspace: Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drive access and creation
  • Confluence: Read and update documentation, maintain wikis
  • Airtable: Database queries, record creation, workflow automation

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Development & Engineering

  • GitHub: Issue creation, PR reviews, code analysis, repository management
  • Jira: Ticket creation, status updates, sprint management
  • Linear: Issue tracking, project coordination, roadmap updates
  • GitLab: Repository access, CI/CD coordination, merge request management

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Customer Relationship Management

  • Salesforce: CRM data access, opportunity updates, lead enrichment
  • HubSpot: Contact management, deal tracking, marketing automation
  • Pipedrive: Pipeline management, activity logging, forecast updates

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Customer Support

  • Zendesk: Ticket management, customer data access, support automation
  • Intercom: Chat integration, customer messaging, support coordination
  • Front: Shared inbox management, team collaboration on support

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Finance & Operations

  • Stripe: Payment processing, subscription management, revenue data
  • QuickBooks: Accounting integration, invoice management, financial reporting
  • Xero: Expense tracking, reconciliation, financial data access

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Cloud & Infrastructure

  • AWS: Infrastructure monitoring, resource management, cost optimization
  • Google Cloud: Cloud operations, resource coordination, security monitoring
  • Azure: Infrastructure access, deployment coordination, resource management

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Data & Analytics

  • Snowflake: Data warehouse queries, analytics, reporting
  • PostgreSQL: Database access, query execution, data management
  • MongoDB: NoSQL database operations, data retrieval, updates
  • BigQuery: Large-scale data analysis, reporting, insights

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Security & Monitoring

  • Datadog: Infrastructure monitoring, alert management, metrics analysis
  • Splunk: Log analysis, security investigation, incident response
  • PagerDuty: On-call management, incident escalation, alert routing

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Custom Enterprise Integrations

For organizations with specialized needs:

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Internal Systems Integration

  • Proprietary CRM and ERP systems
  • Custom databases and data warehouses
  • Legacy system APIs
  • Internal tools and dashboards

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API-Based Integration

  • REST API connectivity
  • Webhook event handling
  • GraphQL support
  • Custom authentication protocols

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On-Premise Systems

  • Self-hosted deployment options
  • VPN and secure tunnel access
  • Air-gapped environment support
  • Hybrid cloud configurations

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Why Use Integrations?

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Eliminate Tool Switching

Stop manually copying data between systems. Komo handles cross-platform workflows automatically. Update your CRM, send an email, create a task, and notify your team—all from a single command.

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Unified Workflows

Create operations that span multiple platforms seamlessly. Komo orchestrates complex workflows across Gmail, Slack, Notion, Salesforce, and any other connected tool without human coordination.

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Contextual Intelligence

When Komo has access to your connected tools, it uses real data from your operations to provide intelligent decisions, not generic suggestions. CRM data informs email outreach. Support tickets inform product prioritization. Everything is connected.

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Automation at Scale

Combine integrations with Komo’s parallel execution to automate high-volume operations: process 500 support tickets pulling from Zendesk and updating Salesforce, or qualify 1000 leads by researching in LinkedIn and enriching in HubSpot—all automatically.

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Getting Started

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1. Connect Your First Integration

Navigate to Integrations → Select your platform → Authorize Most integrations use OAuth 2.0 and connect in under 2 minutes.

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2. Test with Simple Command

Try a basic workflow to verify the connection: 
"Check my Gmail for emails from customers today and create a summary in Notion"

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3. Build Multi-Tool Workflows

Once comfortable, create workflows spanning multiple integrations: 
"When a customer emails [email protected]:
1. Create ticket in Zendesk
2. Check if customer exists in Salesforce
3. Pull customer history and context
4. Draft response using company knowledge base in Notion
5. Post to #customer-support in Slack for review"

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4. Create Playbooks

Convert your multi-tool workflows into reusable playbooks that run automatically based on triggers.

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Security and Permissions

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Secure Authentication

All integrations use OAuth 2.0 or API keys with encrypted storage. No passwords are ever stored.

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Granular Permissions

Komo only accesses data you explicitly authorize. Respects all tool-level access controls and permissions.

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Audit Trail

Complete logging of every integration action. Review what data was accessed, when, and why.

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Revocable Access

Revoke any integration instantly from the Komo dashboard or directly in the connected platform.

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Enterprise-Grade Security

SOC 2 Type II certified. GDPR and CCPA compliant. Enterprise-grade encryption for all data in transit and at rest.

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Data Privacy

Komo only accesses data to complete requested tasks. No data mining, no training on your data, no third-party sharing.

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Integration Use Cases

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Customer Operations

Connected Tools: Salesforce + Zendesk + Slack + Gmail + Notion Workflow: Unified customer view combining CRM data, support history, communication, and internal notes. Komo surfaces complete context for every customer interaction.

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Security Operations

Connected Tools: Datadog + Splunk + PagerDuty + Slack + Linear + AWS Workflow: Automated incident response—from alert to investigation to remediation to documentation—all coordinated across security stack.

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Sales Intelligence

Connected Tools: Salesforce + LinkedIn + Gmail + Notion + Slack Workflow: Automated deal intelligence—prospect research, company news, engagement tracking, pipeline updates, team notifications—all synchronized.

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Financial Operations

Connected Tools: Stripe + QuickBooks + Salesforce + Google Sheets + Slack Workflow: Month-end close automation—transaction reconciliation, revenue recognition, variance analysis, reporting—all coordinated cross-platform.

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Common Questions

Q: How many integrations can I connect? A: Unlimited. Connect all the tools your team uses. Q: What happens if an integration breaks? A: Komo detects integration issues and alerts you immediately. Most issues resolve automatically via OAuth refresh. Q: Can Komo integrate with [specific tool]? A: Check the integrations directory. If not listed, request custom integration—especially common for enterprise clients. Q: Do integrations slow down Komo? A: No. Komo optimizes integration calls and caches data appropriately to maintain fast response times. Q: Can I limit what Komo accesses in integrated tools? A: Yes. Configure scope and permissions for each integration. Limit access to specific folders, projects, or data sets. Q: What if I need to integrate an on-premise system? A: Enterprise clients can deploy Komo in self-hosted or hybrid configurations to access on-premise systems securely.