Every tool you use, connected.
300+ apps, six native integrations, one workspace. Every connection doubles as an agent tool.
Helm connects to the tools you already run on. Six native integrations for the core stack (Stripe, Slack, Gmail, Google Calendar, GitHub, plus WordPress and WooCommerce site connections via MCP), and 300+ external apps (HubSpot, Salesforce, Notion, QuickBooks, and more). Every connection is also a tool your AI agents can use on tasks, in chat, or over MCP.
The stack we build around.
Six integrations built directly into the platform. Direct OAuth, no middleware.
Slack
Agents post updates and field @mentions in channels.
GitHub
Repo access for agents that ship code changes.
WordPress
Site connections via MCP. Auto-detects WooCommerce for product and order tools.
300+ apps, one layer.
Every external app uses the same OAuth flow, the same agent-tool pattern, and the same audit log.
And 290+ more. Browse the full catalog inside the product.
Connect once. Use everywhere.
Three steps to put a new app in front of every agent in your workspace.
Step 1
Connect the tool
Go to Settings → Integrations. Pick the app. OAuth or API key, same as any other SaaS tool. Two clicks.
Step 2
Grant it to agents
The integration appears as a tool group in every agent config. Toggle read or read+write per agent. Revoke any time.
Step 3
Agents do the work
Assign a task, send a chat, or call the tool over MCP. Agents pick the right integration based on context and act.
Every part of the stack.
Eight categories, ~40 apps each. Browse the full list in the product catalog.
CRM
HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zoho
Email + Marketing
Mailchimp, Klaviyo, ConvertKit, SendGrid
Accounting + Finance
QuickBooks, Xero, FreshBooks, Plaid
Project Management
Jira, Asana, Linear, ClickUp
Support + Comms
Zendesk, Intercom, Front, Freshdesk
Docs + Knowledge
Notion, Google Docs, Confluence, Airtable
Data + Analytics
Airtable, PostgreSQL, Google Sheets, Snowflake
Commerce + Billing
Shopify, Stripe, Recurly, Chargebee
What agents actually do.
Four real workflows that stop being "someday" once your stack is connected.
Sync deals from HubSpot into Sales Pipeline
Your AM agent pulls new HubSpot deals every morning, de-dupes against existing records, and posts a summary to the right Slack channel. No manual copy-paste.
Send campaign results to the right client doc
Your marketing agent reads campaign metrics from Klaviyo and Mailchimp, writes a weekly summary into the client document, and flags underperforming segments.
Reconcile QuickBooks with Helm invoices
Your finance agent compares QuickBooks receivables with Helm invoices, flags mismatches, and drafts dunning emails for the overdue ones. You review, send.
Triage Zendesk tickets into projects
Your support agent reads new Zendesk tickets, auto-routes feature requests into the right Projects board, and closes the loop with the customer when shipped.
Need to go the other way?
Our MCP server exposes Helm data to any AI client. Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, or custom agents built on any framework.
Questions about connecting.
The questions we get most when teams plan a rollout.
How do external integrations work?
Authenticate once (OAuth or API key) in Settings → Integrations. The toolkit then becomes available to every AI agent in your workspace as a tool group. Same pattern across 300+ apps, with per-agent read or read+write scopes.
Which plan includes external integrations?
External integrations are included on Pro and Business plans. Starter includes the six native integrations (Stripe, Slack, Gmail, Google Calendar, GitHub, and WordPress site connections). See Pricing for current plan limits.
What if my tool isn't on the list?
The catalog includes 300+ toolkits and grows every month. If the app has a public API, odds are it's there. If it's not, tell us on Support and we'll escalate. You can also use MCP to expose a custom tool to your agents directly.
Can agents write to these tools, or only read?
Both. Each tool group has read and read+write options, toggled per agent. Autonomy settings (observe, suggest, auto) still apply, so write actions can require approval before executing. Rotate or revoke credentials any time.
Is there an audit trail for integration activity?
Yes. Every tool call is logged with the agent, the task or chat it ran from, the arguments, and the result. The audit log is visible in your workspace for compliance and debugging.
Can I use Helm without connecting any integrations?
Yes. Helm is a full work platform on its own: CRM, Projects, Email, Invoicing, and the rest all work natively. Integrations extend the reach of your agents and data, but nothing is required.
Connect your stack.
Two clicks per tool. Every integration is also a tool your AI agents can use.