Integrations
Kyo connects to the rest of your stack from Settings → Integrations. Workspace-wide integrations are managed by admins; personal ones (Google, Miro, Granola, Apollo, X) are connected per member and stay private to that member. A second catalogue — the agent tool hub — connects the tools your AI agents work in.
What each one does
These are Kyo's own integrations — they feed the product itself: the CRM, Finance, the knowledge base, automations and notifications.
| Integration | What it does |
|---|---|
| Slack | Updates and notifications in your channels or DMs, automation messages, and the CRM Super bot — mention Kyo to add leads from Slack. |
| Stripe | Syncs real-time payment data into the Finance tabs. |
| Zapier | Automations can trigger any Zap via webhooks — 6,000+ apps. |
| Your Google Docs & Sheets in the knowledge base. Per-member; you only ever see your own files. | |
| Miro | Your Miro boards, accessible from the knowledge base. |
| Typeform | Brings form responses into Kyo canvases. |
| Lemlist | Push CRM contacts into campaigns; reply activity flows back onto deals. |
| Instantly | Same as Lemlist, connected with your Instantly API key. |
| Apollo | Import enriched people & companies into the CRM from the Companies and People pages. |
| AI Ark | Import enriched companies and people with your AI Ark API key. |
| Granola | Your meeting notes in the knowledge base (and available to the AI assistant). Per-member. |
| X (Twitter) | Surfaces your DM conversations on deals and feeds CRM Super. Per-member. Uses credits. |
| ElevenLabs | Generate voiceovers and sound effects from Kyo, with your own API key. Available to agents. Spends your ElevenLabs credits. |
| HeyGen | Generate AI avatar videos from Kyo, with your own API key. Available to agents. Spends your HeyGen credits. |
| Higgsfield | Generate images and cinematic video from Kyo — sign in, or paste API credentials. Available to agents. Spends your Higgsfield credits. |
Agent tool hub
The hub is a second catalogue, connected the same way in Settings → Integrations. These don't change how Kyo itself works — they hand your AI agents a tool for working inside another product. Most are a one-click sign-in; the rest take an API key or personal access token, and each agent is granted the specific hub tools it may use.
| Tool | Connect with | What agents can do |
|---|---|---|
| GitHub | Sign-in or token | Read repos, manage issues and pull requests, ship changes. |
| Vercel | Sign-in or token | Inspect deployments, projects and logs. |
| Linear | Sign-in | Read, create and update issues and projects. |
| Notion | Sign-in | Search, read and write pages and databases. |
| Webflow | Sign-in | Manage site content and CMS items. |
| Supabase | Sign-in or token | Inspect projects, query data and read logs. Costly or destructive operations are blocked. |
| Klaviyo | Sign-in | Work with lists, campaigns, flows and metrics. |
| Ryze AI | Sign-in | Pull live performance data and manage campaigns across Google Ads, Meta Ads, TikTok Ads, GA4, Search Console and Shopify. |
| Airtable | Token | Read and update bases. |
| Cal.com | API key | Work with bookings and schedules. |
| Calendly | Token | See event types, scheduled meetings and invitees. |
Build your own
Anything not on the list can reach Kyo through the REST API, the CLI, or the MCP server — and workspace admins can register their own OAuth apps under Settings → API.