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Connect AI workers to the tools your team already uses

Toolhouse lets AI workers read context, take action, and return finished work across email, CRM, calendars, docs, support desks, and team chat.

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Connect tools once. Reuse them across every worker.

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Slack
Summary shared with the teamFormatted output and next steps delivered

Real AI workers: connect tools, execute tasks, deliver output

From tool to task

Give AI workers access to the systems where work happens.

Use integrations to gather context, update records, send messages, and complete follow-up work without manual handoffs.

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Step 1

Start from any channel

Trigger work from email, chat, tickets, docs, or a connected business system.

Gmail Google Sheets Salesforce Slack *AI worker

Step 2

Use connected tools

The worker reads the right data, follows your instructions, and acts across approved apps.

Done - systems updated CRM note and follow-up draft

Step 3

Deliver the output

Results come back as drafts, summaries, files, ticket updates, CRM notes, or team alerts.

What you get

Integration capabilities for real operational work.

Connect the tools that hold context and the tools where output needs to land.

Channel integrations

Start work from the places your team already watches.

  • Route requests from inboxes, chat, and support queues.
  • Keep thread context attached to each task.
  • Send finished work back to the original channel.

Context sources

Give workers the background they need before acting.

  • Use docs, sheets, transcripts, tickets, and CRM records.
  • Reference account history and team preferences.
  • Reduce copy-paste between systems.

Action tools

Let workers complete the next step, not just suggest it.

  • Create drafts, update records, schedule meetings, and notify teams.
  • Use approved tools based on the worker's role.
  • Escalate when a human decision is needed.

Controlled access

Connect tools without giving every workflow the same scope.

  • Use integrations in the workflows where they belong.
  • Keep humans in the loop for sensitive actions.
  • Separate read context from write actions.

Output delivery

Return work where the team can use it immediately.

  • Deliver summaries, follow-ups, files, and status updates.
  • Post to Slack, email, CRM, or ticketing systems.
  • Keep a clear record of what changed.

Reusable connections

Set up integrations once and use them across workers.

  • Build repeatable workflows from shared business tools.
  • Expand from one worker to multiple teams over time.
  • Keep platform setup simple as use cases grow.

Connectors for the tools your team already uses

Start with common systems for email, sales, support, files, calendars, and team collaboration.

Gmail integrationGmail
Outlook integrationOutlook
Slack integrationSlack
Microsoft Teams integrationTeams
Salesforce integrationSalesforce
HubSpot integrationHubSpot
Zendesk integrationZendesk
Intercom integrationIntercom
Google Sheets integrationSheets
Google Drive integrationDrive
Google Calendar integrationCalendar
Notion integrationNotion
Airtable integrationAirtable
Jira integrationJira
Asana integrationAsana
Dropbox integrationDropbox

Built for business workflows

AI workers need context, tools, and a place to deliver work.

Read business context- Act in approved tools- Deliver finished output- Keep teams in control

FAQs

Using Toolhouse integrations for the first time?

Answers to common questions about connecting tools and using them in AI worker workflows.

What can an integration do?

Integrations let AI workers read relevant context, prepare output, update systems, and route results back to the right place.

Can workers update business systems?

Yes, when the workflow is configured for that action. Teams can keep sensitive actions behind review or escalation steps.

Which tools should I connect first?

Start with the systems that hold the most context for a repeatable workflow: email, CRM, calendar, support desk, files, or team chat.

Can one connection be used across multiple workers?

Yes. The goal is to connect tools once and reuse them across the workers and workflows that need them.

Connect one workflow and let an AI worker finish the task

Start with the tools your team already uses, then expand across more workflows.

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