Integrations

Edges, not a platform.

10 integrations that each do one specific thing well: shifts into calendars, briefings into chat, hours into payroll, events into your own endpoint. Every page states what the integration does not do, because that is the part you need before you commit.

Calendar

Shifts in the calendar app each employee already checks. One private feed per person, read-only, revocable.

Chat

The weekly manager briefing delivered where your team already talks. One-way, one webhook, no app to install.

Payroll

Hours and overtime out as a CSV shaped for your provider — computed from clock punches, never from scheduled time.

Developer

Signed event delivery to your own endpoint. No public API surface, and that is deliberate.

Migration

Get off the spreadsheet. Roster and rota imports with the column mapping visible before anything is written.

Why there is no marketplace here.

A long logo wall is easy to build and hard to keep true. Half the tiles end up being a webhook someone wired once, and the ones that matter — payroll, calendars — get the same visual weight as the ones nobody uses.

So the list above is short and every item on it is something that works today, in production, with its failure modes written down. There is no public developer API, no docs portal, and no exposed tool registry. Where a machine credential is genuinely unavoidable, it is scoped to one organization with an explicit default-deny allowlist and a role ceiling, and it acts as the person who created it — so offboarding that person kills the key.

If the integration you need is not here, tell us which one and what you would do with it. That is a more useful signal than a vote on a public roadmap.

Wire the schedule into the stack you already run.

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