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Integrations

Every service your clients can connect, how they connect it, and the tools your workflows and agents can call.

Operate As supports 4,000+ services from 3,900+ providers, with 89,000+ tools between them. Open one to see how the client connects it, every permission it asks for, and every tool.

  • Every service takes pass-through requests, so you can call any endpoint of its own API. See Pass-through requests, and Pass-through services for the ones with no tools yet.
  • Many have tools: actions generated from the API description each service publishes, with inputs your n8n node or agent fills in.
  • A provider is who the client signs in with, such as Google. A service is what you ask for, such as Google Sheets. One sign-in covers every service you asked for from that provider.

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How clients connect

Sign inPaste a key
Used byGoogle, Microsoft, Slack, HubSpot and most othersServices with no sign-in for apps, such as Stripe, Calendly and Pipedrive
The clientApproves on the provider's own screenMakes a key in the service's settings and pastes it on their page
What it can doOnly the permissions they approvedWhatever that key can do
LastsRenewed by Operate As before it runs out. See Keeping access aliveUntil the key is deleted or changed in the service. See Services connected with an API key

Each service has a short key, such as sheets or outlook-calendar. You use it when you add a client, limit an API key, and make pass-through requests.

Need another service?

Contact us from the website with the service and what you want to do with it. In the meantime, any listed service's API can be reached in full with pass-through.

Services connected with an API key

How your client connects a service by pasting a key, and how to make a key in each one.

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How clients connect