Product update
New Native Integrations in type.com
28 more tools, from Figma and Airtable to Gorgias and Xero. Sign in once and your agents can use them. No API keys.
What's new in type.com integrations?
type.com now connects to 28 more tools across design, marketing, sales, support, e-commerce, projects, files, engineering, and finance. You connect each one by signing in. There's no API key to create and no developer account or OAuth app to set up.
Until now, connecting a tool that type.com didn't support out of the box usually meant generating an API key or setting up a custom connection. For the tools teams asked us about most, that step is gone. Pick the tool, sign in, and your agents can use it alongside everything else you've already connected.
That matters most when one job spans several tools. A support lead can ask about Gorgias tickets and Judge.me reviews in the same message. A finance team can compare Ramp, Brex, and Xero without exporting three spreadsheets first.
Every tool below has its own page in the type.com integrations directory, with what it can do and how teams use it.
Which integrations were added?
The 28 new integrations are Figma, Webflow, WordPress.com, Google Search Console, LinkedIn Ads, Klaviyo, Attio, Apollo, HighLevel, Calendly, Zendesk, Intercom, Help Scout, Front, Gorgias, Judge.me, ClickUp, Airtable, Smartsheet, Tally, Dropbox, Box, GitLab, Bitbucket, Xero, FreshBooks, Ramp, and Brex.
Design and websites: Figma, Webflow, and WordPress.com.
Marketing and SEO: Google Search Console, LinkedIn Ads, and Klaviyo.
Sales and CRM: Attio, Apollo, HighLevel, and Calendly.
Customer support: Zendesk, Intercom, Help Scout, Front, and Gorgias.
E-commerce: Judge.me.
Projects and data: ClickUp, Airtable, Smartsheet, and Tally.
Engineering: GitLab and Bitbucket.
Finance: Xero, FreshBooks, Ramp, and Brex.
| Category | New integrations |
|---|---|
| Design and websites | Figma, Webflow, WordPress.com |
| Marketing and SEO | Google Search Console, LinkedIn Ads, Klaviyo |
| Sales and CRM | Attio, Apollo, HighLevel, Calendly |
| Customer support | Zendesk, Intercom, Help Scout, Front, Gorgias |
| E-commerce | Judge.me |
| Projects and data | ClickUp, Airtable, Smartsheet, Tally |
| Files | Dropbox, Box |
| Engineering | GitLab, Bitbucket |
| Finance | Xero, FreshBooks, Ramp, Brex |
How do you connect a new integration?
Open Connections, pick the tool, choose Team or Personal, and sign in on the tool's own consent screen. It takes less than a minute.
You can also skip the menu. Ask an agent to do something with a tool you haven't connected yet, and it will offer to connect it for you in the conversation.
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Find the tool
Go to Connections in your type.com workspace and search for the tool, for example Gorgias or Airtable.
- 2
Choose Team or Personal
Choose Team for an account shared with the people and Spaces you pick, or Personal for your own account that only you can use.
- 3
Sign in and approve
You're sent to the tool's normal sign-in and consent screen. Approve access, and you're back in type.com with the tool connected.
- 4
Add it to your Spaces
Add a Team connection to the Spaces that need it, such as Support for Gorgias or Finance for Xero. You can reconnect later without changing who has access.
What can you do with the new integrations?
Ask for the outcome in plain language. Your agent pulls what it needs from each connected tool and puts the result where you want it, whether that's a Slack thread, an Airtable table, or a ClickUp task.
Because every connection lives in the same workspace, a single request can use several tools at once. Here's what that looks like for different teams:
Marketing: find the pages that lost the most clicks in Search Console this week, list the queries behind each drop, and add each page to the content table in Airtable with a suggested fix.
E-commerce: summarize this week's Gorgias tickets about shipping delays, match them to recent Judge.me reviews, and tell me which products are driving the complaints.
Sales: pull everyone from Apollo who booked a call through Calendly this week and draft a follow-up note for each one in Attio.
Finance: compare last month's Ramp and Brex spend by category against what's booked in Xero, and flag anything that doesn't line up.
Design and product: collect the open comments on the homepage Figma file and turn each one into a ClickUp task for the web team.
Try this prompt
Find the pages that lost the most clicks in Google Search Console last week compared with the week before. For each page, list the queries behind the drop and suggest one fix. Then add each page to the Content fixes table in Airtable with the clicks lost, the queries, and the fix.
Can the new integrations run on a schedule?
Yes. Any request that works in a conversation can run as an automation, so the Monday SEO check or the daily support summary is ready before your team logs on.
Turn a request you make every week into an automation, set the schedule, and choose where the result should go. The automation uses the connections you choose for it, so nobody has to keep a personal script or a spreadsheet of API keys up to date.
- Monday 8:00 AM: Search Console drops, with fixes added to Airtable.
- Every weekday: a Gorgias and Zendesk summary posted to the support channel.
- First of the month: Ramp and Brex spend reconciled against Xero.
- Friday afternoon: open Figma comments turned into ClickUp tasks.
Who controls what agents can do with these tools?
You do. Every new integration follows the same access rules as the rest of type.com: you choose who can use each account, and whether agents can only read or can also make changes.
A Team connection is only available to the people and Spaces you share it with. A Personal connection stays yours, and it can only see what your own account can see in that tool.
Read-only tells agents to look things up without changing anything. Full access lets them create and update records, and sensitive actions can wait for a person to approve them before they run. For a hard limit, connect an account whose permissions in the tool itself match what you want agents to do.
- Team connections reach only the people and Spaces you choose.
- Personal connections are private to you.
- Read-only for lookups; Full access when agents should make changes.
- Sensitive actions can wait for a person's approval.
What if the tool you use isn't on the list?
Search the type.com integrations directory first. If the tool still isn't there, connect it as a custom MCP server or custom API, and tell us what you need next.
These 28 are the tools customers asked for most, and we're adding more on the same sign-in-only setup based on what teams request.
Browse the full type.com integrations directory, or find ready-made workflows in the type.com Skills Library.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an API key or a developer account?
No. You sign in on each tool's normal consent screen and approve access. You don't create, copy, or paste any credentials, and you don't need a developer account or your own OAuth app.
Do the new integrations work with Claude and Codex?
Yes. Agents in type.com use the same connected accounts whichever model runs the Space, so a connection you add once works with Claude and with Codex.
Can my whole team share one connection?
Yes. Choose Team when you connect, then decide which people and Spaces can use the account. Choose Personal for an account that should stay private to you, such as your own Calendly or Dropbox.
Will agents change data in my tools without asking?
Read-only tells agents to look things up without making changes. Full access lets them create and update records, and sensitive actions can wait for a person to approve them. For a hard limit, also connect an account whose permissions in the tool itself match what you want agents to do.
Can I run these integrations on a schedule?
Yes. Ask for the same thing in an automation and it runs on the schedule you set, like a Monday morning Search Console check or a daily Gorgias summary, and posts the result where your team works.
What if the tool I use isn't on the list?
The integrations directory covers many more tools, and type.com also supports custom MCP servers and custom APIs. Search the integrations directory first, and tell us which tool you need next. We're adding more based on what customers ask for.