Integrations
Connect external apps so the agent can use them as tools — send emails, update records, query systems, and more.
The Operator Agent can interact with external systems through connected integrations. Once an app is connected, the agent can use its actions as tools — reading data, sending messages, updating records, and more.
How Integrations Work with the Agent
When you connect an integration app to a skill or project, the agent gains access to that app's actions. For example:
Gmail — Read emails, send replies, search for messages
Business Central — Look up orders, update records, create entries
Slack — Send messages, post to channels
Google Sheets — Read and write spreadsheet data
Salesforce — Query and update CRM records
The agent decides when and how to use these integrations based on your request. You don't need to specify which integration to use — the agent matches your task to the available tools.
Connecting an Integration
Integrations are typically connected through skills:
Open the skill that needs the integration
Add the integration app as a component
Connect your account when prompted
Once connected, the credentials are scoped to that skill. The agent only uses credentials that are explicitly attached — it won't use credentials from other skills or contexts.
⚠️ Each integration connection requires authentication with the external service. Make sure you have the right permissions in the target system.
Available Integrations
Lleverage supports a wide range of integration apps. See the External Apps Integration section for the full list of supported apps and their configuration details.
Integration Actions in Chat
When the agent uses an integration during a session, you'll see it reflected in the chat:
Tool cards show which integration action is being called
Narration describes what the agent is doing with the integration
Results are summarised in the agent's response
This gives you visibility into exactly how the agent is interacting with your external systems.
Security and Credentials
Credentials are scoped to skills — the agent can only use the credentials explicitly attached to its available skills.
Integration connections use OAuth or API key authentication depending on the service.
Credentials are managed through the platform's secure credential store.
See Secrets and Global Variables for more on credential management.
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