§01 · Categories

Four categories. The stack most teams run.

Most use cases pull from two or three of these, never all. We map the minimum context for the workflow – not "ingest everything."

CRM

Accounts, opportunities, contacts, activity history. The system of record for sales and CS workflows.

3 systems

Data warehouse & BI

Snowflake, BigQuery, Databricks – plus the BI layer on top. Numbers come from here; explanations cite them.

6 systems

Docs & knowledge

Notion, Confluence, Google Docs, MS365. Where the commentary lives. Citations land here.

4 systems

Tickets & comms

Zendesk, ServiceNow, Jira, GitHub, Slack, Teams, PagerDuty, Linear. Where work happens and incidents move.

8 systems
§02 · The full list

The systems we already speak.

Twenty-eight integrations across CRM, data & BI, AI infrastructure, docs, and tickets. New connectors land workflow-by-workflow, not all at once.

SalesforceCRM
HubSpotCRM
PipedriveCRM
MS DynamicsCRM
SnowflakeData & BI
BigQueryData & BI
DatabricksData & BI
LookerData & BI
TableauData & BI
Google SheetsData & BI
Power BIData & BI
PostgreSQLDatabase
MongoDBDatabase
RedisDatabase
Oracle DBDatabase
OpenAIAI / LLM
AnthropicAI / LLM
PineconeVector DB
WeaviateVector DB
Hugging FaceAI / Models
NotionDocs
ConfluenceDocs
Google DocsDocs
MS 365Docs
JiraTickets
GitHubCode
SlackComms
MS TeamsComms
§03 · How we connect

Three principles for every connection.

The connection model matters more than the connector list. Built so your security team is an ally, not a blocker. See the security brief for the full posture.

Per-source token scoping

Every integration uses its own scoped token. A co-worker reads only the objects its workflow needs – not the full org.

Read-only by default

We read source data. Writes happen only through approved actions, and only after a human approves the draft.

Customer-hosted runtime

For sensitive workflows, the agent runtime, credentials, and logs stay in your cloud. Riyalabs is the implementation partner.

§04 · Don't see your system?

If it has an API, we can probably read it.

Tell us what you run, what workflow you'd connect it to, and what the minimum data scope looks like. Most new connectors land inside the first engagement.

Get started

Pick the workflow. We'll map the integrations.

You don't need to figure out which connectors to wire up. Bring one workflow and we'll identify the minimum data and tools it needs – and choose the deployment model that fits your risk level. Chicago-based.