Spectriv
AI integrations & connected systems

Your tools.
Your data.
Working together.

Give your AI agents the context and tools to be useful. We connect business systems, knowledge, and models around the work your team needs to get done.

Your existing stackScoped permissionsHuman review
ILLUSTRATIVE SYSTEM MAP
MODELS & KNOWLEDGE
AI modelsDocumentsBusiness data
Your custom agentContext · Decisions · Defined actions
YOUR BUSINESS SYSTEMS
CRMHelpdeskTeam tools

Access and approvals defined for the task

explore your stack

The right connections.
For the work ahead.

Examples of platforms and interfaces we can assess for your project. Each integration is scoped to your systems and access requirements.

6 integration categories

AI models

Choose a model around the task, deployment, and data requirements.

OpenAIClaudeGemini

Connect model APIs to the business context and tools the workflow needs.

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Data & knowledge

Bring relevant records and approved knowledge into the workflow.

PostgreSQLSnowflakeNotionGoogle Drive

Retrieve selected records or documents, with access and source updates defined.

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CRM & sales

Help your team work with the customer context already in your CRM.

SalesforceHubSpot

Look up customer context and prepare scoped record updates for review.

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Support & helpdesk

Connect requests, knowledge, and handoffs to the support process.

ZendeskIntercom

Retrieve ticket details, prepare responses, and pass context to your support team.

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Communication

Bring notifications and approvals to the channels your team uses.

SlackMicrosoft TeamsGmail

Route summaries, requests, and approval notifications to the right people.

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Custom systems

Assess internal tools and services through their available interfaces.

REST APIsWebhooksMCPInternal tools

Design custom connections around documented interfaces and scoped permissions.

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Platform names identify example technologies. They do not imply partnership or a prebuilt connector. Availability depends on API access, permissions, and your account plan.

a connected path to action

Read the context.
Prepare the next step.

A useful integration is more than a connection. It brings together the right information, a defined action, and a clear decision about what the agent can do.

  • Retrieve only the information the task needs
  • Validate inputs and proposed updates
  • Route important actions through review
EXAMPLE INTEGRATION PLAN

Read

Retrieve the relevant business record

Prepare

Draft the proposed update

Review

Ask the responsible person

Write back

Apply the approved change

how we connect your stack

Start with the workflow.
Define every connection.

Choose the access, actions, and ownership before putting an integration to work.

  1. 01

    Assess the systems

    Review APIs, account requirements, data sources, and the workflow you want to support.

  2. 02

    Define the boundaries

    Agree on authentication, allowed actions, review points, and how exceptions are handled.

  3. 03

    Build & verify

    Connect the agreed systems and test expected behavior, failures, retries, and access limits.

  4. 04

    Document & hand over

    Document the setup, ownership, and maintenance needed as your systems evolve.

a closer look

Your stack.
Your questions.

Not sure what can connect?
Let’s map it together

Are these ready-made connectors?+

These are technologies we can assess for a custom integration, rather than a catalog of installed connectors. Feasibility depends on available APIs, account plans, permissions, and the workflow you want to build.

Can you connect a tool that is not listed?+

Yes, we can assess other tools and internal systems. We review the available API, authentication, data formats, and access limits before proposing an implementation.

Do we need to change our current software?+

Often the aim is to connect the tools you already use. Discovery establishes what can be integrated directly, where an intermediary is needed, and whether any changes to the existing process are necessary.

How do you control what an agent can access?+

We define access around the agreed task: required records, allowed operations, credentials, and review points. Actions that need a person’s judgment can be routed through approval before execution.

Can you work with our preferred AI model?+

We assess the model against the task, deployment requirements, cost, and data handling needs. The integration architecture can separate the model from business tools to make future changes easier.

bring your stack

Don’t see your tools?
Let’s take a look.

Tell us what your team uses and what you want to connect.
We’ll help you assess a practical integration path.