Integrations
Connect every app you use to one assistant.
Quick answer
Pinksheep connects the apps your business already runs on to one assistant, so your team works across HubSpot, Slack, QuickBooks, and the rest from one place. You connect each app once, ask in plain language, and approve what changes before anything writes.
Why the integration layer looks like this
Built for real business stacks, not demo stacks
Nick Hugh's work across live business systems kept landing inside the same kinds of tools teams already depend on: CRM, support, finance, project, and reporting tools. Pinksheep's connection model is built so the stack stays where it is and the day happens in one place, with readable plans, reviewable writes, and clear history when the assistant touches important records.
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Built by Pinksheep, Inc.
Pinksheep is a product of Pinksheep, Inc., a company focused on no-code AI agents, approval workflows, and live-system integrations for high-growth teams and mid-market teams.
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Founded and scaled a sportstech SaaS to 50,000 user profiles
Before Pinksheep, Nick founded and scaled a sportstech SaaS in Australia to 50,000 user profiles. That matters because Pinksheep is built by an operator who has already shipped, scaled, and supported a real software product.
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Runs a tech consultancy for growing companies
Nick also runs a tech consultancy working with companies on their stacks, automation, AI, agents, and risk. The same problems kept surfacing across engagements: brittle automation, AI that could not be trusted on live data, agents without approvals or audit trails, and tech stack risk no one was tracking. Pinksheep was built to answer those problems directly.
Featured integrations
Canonical detail pages for the tools teams actually use
Catalog
Browse the governed integration catalog
The featured stack now has dedicated public pages that explain the workflow fit, related templates, and adjacent guides. The wider connector set stays visible here as a coverage indicator.
Wider connector coverage
Integration questions
How do integrations work in Pinksheep?
The assistant connects to your tools via OAuth or API key. Read operations run normally. You decide which write actions need approval before they go through. You can revoke any integration at any time.
Why create detail pages for integrations instead of one hub page?
Because buyers and crawlers need the direct answer for each app, not just a logo cloud. The detail pages explain where each integration fits, what teams use it for, and which adjacent resources matter next.
Can Pinksheep connect to custom APIs?
Pinksheep currently supports 500+ pre-built integrations. If your stack is missing something important, contact us and we can confirm the best path for that workflow.
Next step
Use the integration catalog to branch into real workflows
The connection catalog is most useful when it points directly into templates, guides, and team pages that show how to work across those apps from one place.
Start from templates
Open pre-built workflows that already connect common tools across CRM, support, and finance.
Understand MCP deployment
See how connected agents can be exposed to Cursor, Claude, and other MCP-compatible AI tools.
See cross-functional use cases
Browse the operator workflows that usually depend on multiple connected systems.
Read the systems guide
Get the practical guide to connecting assistants into existing business stacks safely.
Connect your stack. Keep every write reviewable.
Connect your stack once, ask in plain language, and approve what changes before anything writes.