The final step is always human
The response is ready, then someone opens the CRM, pastes it, adjusts it and saves it. That is where time savings disappear and errors enter.
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The lungs · Connect
No one needs to learn another tool. The system works inside the ones already open.
More than 180 ready connectors: requests arrive where the team already talks, data lands where the team already keeps it, and billing closes where revenue already comes in. One credit per executed action, no per tool contract and no third party server in between.
ALREADY TALKS TOSlackNotionStripe+180
SOMEONE ASKS, IN THE USUAL CHANNEL
"Get the prices from 3 competitors and send them to me in Notion."
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Slackthe request starts where the team already talks
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RovemarkCollection reads the pages and structures the table
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Notionthe table is created in the right database, with the right fields
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Stripeand the approved discount becomes a coupon, if you want
COST OF THIS CHAIN3credits: one per action executed in a tool
Example chain. Reading the request in Slack costs nothing: the credit is charged per executed action: creating the page, writing the row, issuing the coupon.
AI only becomes work when it touches your tools.
A polished answer in chat is still copy and paste. What changes operations is the action happening on the other side: the row created, the message sent, the request updated, with no one in between.
What happens today
AI responds and someone copies it into the system.
Every integration becomes a project
Connecting two tools takes meetings, an API key, someone to maintain it, and it breaks when that person leaves or the vendor changes the version.
The cloud connector sees everything that passes through
Automation hosted by a third party sees contracts, customers and amounts in transit. For many companies, legal already vetoes that.
What you can start seeing
Every executed action, who requested it and what changed.
A connector is not a black box here: every action is recorded with the request that triggered it, the tool that received it and the result. When someone asks "who changed this", there is an answer.
EXAMPLE OF A SNAPSHOT
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Third party servers in the pathReady connectors
Communication, data, work and sales: the tools the average company already uses, with no integrator needed.
If it is in the catalog, connect it and use it
Credit per action
One credit per action executed in a tool. Reading is free; writing is charged, because writing is what changes something.
The bill grows with work done, not with headcount
Verified connectors
Tested against the vendor's live environment, with logo and behavior verified. Not a list of logos no one tried to use.
A connector that does not pass does not enter the catalog
Third party servers in the path
None. The action goes from your infrastructure straight to the tool, with the credential stored in your vault.
Legal can approve it
Inside
Four decisions that make this work in a real company.
The hard part of integration is not calling the API. It is credentials, permissions, errors along the way and someone being able to audit it later.
The credential stays in your vault
Encrypted with your key, inside your infrastructure. It is used at the time of the action and is not copied anywhere.
revoking it at the vendor removes access immediately
A write action requires confirmation
Reading is free; writing to a tool that affects money or customers requires your confirmation: in the channel, before it happens.
no one wakes up to a coupon issued on its own
An error on the other side becomes an alert, not silence
If the tool rejects it, its reason appears in your channel. The chain stops at the right point instead of pretending it finished.
you find out immediately, not at month end
Everything is recorded
Who requested it, what was executed, in which tool, with what result. That is what makes automation auditable.
the question "who changed this" has an answer
To clear it up
Four comparisons that decide this.
Cloud automation works, in house integration works and manual copying works. The point is what each one costs in money, maintenance and data leaving the company.
Hosted automation toolConnect
Where the data goesThrough their server Through your infrastructure
What you paySubscription based on execution volume The same balance as the other modules
Who builds the flowSomeone who learned the tool Who writes the request in the channel
From zero to the first snapshot
Three steps. The first action in minutes.
011 MINUTE
Choose the tool
From the catalog of more than 180. If it is there, connect it, no integrator or project needed.
022 MINUTES
Paste the token
The credential goes into your account vault, encrypted with your key. You choose which actions it can perform.
03RIGHT AWAY
Ask in the channel
Written as you would write it to a person. The action happens on the other side and the record remains.
Inside the company
The same connection, three reliefs.
Stop being the bridge between the response and the system. What used to be copy and paste becomes an executed action.
Stop maintaining in-house integrations and being called every time a provider changes the API.
Can approve it, because the credential does not leave the company and every action is recorded.
What comes out of this, concretely
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The executed action
The row created, the message sent, the record updated.
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The action record
Who requested it, what ran, what the tool returned.
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The failure alert
With the reason returned by the other side, in your channel.
Where the alert arrives
The request starts in the channel and the confirmation returns there. No one needs to open the platform to work.
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You pay per executed action.
Reading is free. Credit is used when something changes on the other side, because that is what has value and what costs.
One action in a tool1 credit: create the row, send the message, update the record.
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Read what is already thereQuerying a connected database to give context to the request does not use credit.
0 credits
Connect a toolConnecting the connector and storing the credential in the vault does not use credit.
0 credits
The free plan already unlocks the entire catalog: connect as many tools as you want and use credit only when a real action is executed.
See all plansBefore you ask
What people usually want to know.
What if the tool I use is not in the catalog?
The catalog grows with demand and covers what the average company uses. For what is missing, there is a generic connection through API, and if it is a common tool in your sector, it joins the catalog queue.
Can AI delete something without me seeing it?
No. Reading is unrestricted, but writing to a tool that affects customers or money requires your confirmation in the channel before it happens. You also define which actions are allowed for each connector.
Where are my credentials stored?
In your account vault, encrypted with your key, inside your infrastructure. They are used when the action happens and are not copied anywhere. Revoking them with the provider immediately removes access.
Does this replace my current automation tool?
For most AI-related flows, yes, and without another subscription. For purely mechanical flows that already work well, there is no rush: both can coexist, and Connect comes in where the request needs to be interpreted before becoming an action.
Can I audit what was done?
Every action is recorded with who requested it, what ran, and what the tool returned. This record is what lets automation pass compliance instead of becoming a black box.
THE OTHER ORGANS
The lungs serve the whole body.
Any module can finish the work inside your tools: that is what keeps the platform from becoming another dashboard you need to remember to open.
THE OTHER ORGANS
No module works alone.
Each one solves a front, and all write to the same memory. See the others and how they fit with this one.