Everything you can connect from Settings → Connectors, grouped by the filters on that page. Connecting tools needs the Team plan or higher. A tool that does several jobs is listed under each of them. Where a tool has its own article, its name links to it.
Customers write to you here, and you answer from the inbox.
Email, WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger, Telegram and Slack: messages land in the Gleap inbox, and your replies go back on the same channel.
Connect Aircall: call your contacts from Gleap, and calls and voicemails are logged on the contact.
Gleap sends tickets, bugs and updates to your team's tools.
Jira and Linear: tickets become issues, and their status stays in sync.
GitHub, GitLab and Azure DevOps: tickets become issues or work items.
Asana, ClickUp, Trello, Shortcut, awork and Plutio: tickets become tasks, cards or stories.
Notion: tickets can become entries in a Notion database.
HubSpot and Connect Salesforce: tickets become HubSpot tickets or Salesforce cases.
Zendesk and Help Scout: hand tickets over to another support tool.
Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams and Email: new tickets, replies and updates are posted to a channel or sent to an address.
Webhooks: new tickets and updates are sent to your own endpoint as they happen.
Connect Zapier: new tickets and updates start your Zaps.
Show your Better Stack status in the messenger: your status page shows in the messenger, and Kai knows about ongoing incidents.
Kai and your agents look things up and act while they work.
Connect Stripe, Connect Chargebee, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy and RevenueCat: Kai answers questions about plans, invoices and failed payments, and makes the changes you allow.
Connect Shopify, WooCommerce and Your shop API: Kai looks up orders, recommends products, starts returns and checks discount codes, each with its own switch.
Calendly and Cal.com: Kai offers open times in the chat and books the meeting.
GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps and Bitbucket: Kai Code reads your repositories, fixes reported bugs and opens pull requests, and Kai answers product questions from your code.
Replit, v0, Lovable and Base44: Kai Code fixes reported bugs in the apps you build there.
Notion: Kai answers customer questions from the pages you pick.
Slack, Jira, Linear, HubSpot, Attio and Stripe: Kai and your agents look up records and take actions there.
The customer's details from another tool, next to every conversation.
Stripe, Chargebee, Paddle, Lemon Squeezy and RevenueCat: subscriptions, invoices, transactions or purchases.
Shopify, WooCommerce and Your shop API: the customer's orders.
Intercom, Zendesk, Help Scout, HubSpot and Freshdesk: bring your help center and, depending on the tool, past conversations over to Gleap. See Import and export your content and contacts.
At the bottom of the Connectors page:
Browse 2,000+ tools: connect almost any other tool for Kai and your agents, signed in once.
Custom MCP server: give Kai and your agents the tools of your own MCP server, connected by URL.
Your API: enter a base URL and headers once, and your agents reuse them.
Two routes cover almost everything else: a webhook if you can receive one, and Zapier if you'd rather not write code. Tools that should read from Gleap rather than be told about things can use the REST API or the Gleap MCP server. If your product already sends events to Segment, see Send Segment events into Gleap.
Crowdin, which translates help center articles, isn't in Connectors. It runs on Crowdin's side, and you add it from the Gleap app in the Crowdin store.
