Integrations
Foundable's verified integrations give Ted context to read and actions to take in the services a business already runs on. Access stays in the operator's hands, and work stays reviewable.
FAQ
Foundable integrations connect Ted to the business services an operator already uses. Each integration gives Ted context he can read and actions he can take, such as drafting records, updating pipelines, and preparing reports, and important work stays under operator review.
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Foundable has 150+ verified integrations, including Slack, Notion, HubSpot, Linear, Stripe, Airtable, and Calendly, and more are on the way. When a service is not connected yet, Ted can often do the work natively inside Foundable.
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No. Integrations exist so Ted can work inside the systems a business already runs on. Foundable adds the operator layer on top: Ted reads context and takes actions in those services rather than asking a business to move its data.
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Integration actions are logged with run and output records, operators choose which integrations are connected and can revoke access at any time, and completed actions use the connected provider's own edit, recall, refund, or reversal controls where they exist.
Integrations
Foundable's marketplace has more than 150 verified integrations operators can turn on today. Most connect Ted to a service the business already uses, so real context flows into the conversation and finished work lands where the business will actually use it.
How it works
Once an integration is on, Ted can read the context it exposes and use its actions: pull records, draft updates, prepare reports, and move work forward without the operator copying data between apps.
Review
Integration work is logged as it happens. Operators see what Ted read, what he did, and what changed, and important actions wait for review before they land. Access can be revoked per integration at any time.
Sales
Ted works with HubSpot, Attio, and Close for customer records and deals, and with Apollo, Clay, and ZoomInfo for finding and researching the right prospects. Pipeline work stays where it already lives.
Money
Ted works with Stripe, PayPal, and Square on the billing side and with Mercury, Ramp, and Brex on banking and spend. Billing and money context comes from the services a business already trusts, and money actions stay under operator review.
Productivity
Slack carries messages, Notion holds docs, Asana, ClickUp, and monday.com track tasks, and Calendly handles scheduling. Ted reads what is happening and drafts the next step where the team will see it, so day-to-day work stays in sync.
Marketing
Campaigns and content move through real channels: Intuit Mailchimp, Klaviyo, and Customer.io for email, Canva for creative, and Webflow and WordPress.com for the site. Ted drafts, organizes, and prepares the work for operator review in each.
Research
Ted pulls research and product data from Ahrefs, Similarweb, Amplitude, Mixpanel, and PostHog, and uses Firecrawl for structured web research. Findings come back as plain summaries an operator can act on, so decisions run on real numbers.
Build
For operators shipping software, Ted connects work across GitHub, GitLab, Linear, Figma, Vercel, and Sentry, so issues, designs, deploys, and errors stay visible in one conversation.