allv Connections

Connect your apps and AI providers once.

Link apps and AI providers with OAuth or API keys, assign task defaults, and run complex multi-connection workflows with transparent approvals, run logs, and a path into developer access.

Popular teams combine Gmail, Docs, WordPress, Firecrawl, Slack, GitHub, and AI-provider defaults in one workspace without custom glue code.

Connections Hub

18 connected · 3 pending

Task Defaults

Chat / TextDeepSeek · deepseek-chat
Web SearchFirecrawl
Image GenerationOpenAI · gpt-image-1
External AccessMCP server mode

Why Connections Matter

Connections are the foundation of dependable automation.

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Faster activation

Connect your stack once and start automating immediately instead of wiring one-off integrations for every task.

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Cross-app and cross-provider reliability

Use shared connection state and task defaults so workflows, inbox handling, and routines consistently target the right tools and models.

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Developer handoff ready

The same workspace connections can support operator workflows and MCP server mode without rebuilding access from scratch.

Popular Connections

Plug in the tools your team already trusts.

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Gmail

Inbox triage and outbound communication

Typical task:Summarize priority threads, draft responses, and prepare approval-ready follow-ups.
Output:Digest email and queued response drafts.
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Google Docs

Structured content creation

Typical task:Turn run outputs into briefs, postmortems, and stakeholder-ready documents.
Output:Formatted doc with sections, owners, and next actions.
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WordPress

Editorial publishing

Typical task:Draft, review, and publish SEO-friendly posts from approved source material.
Output:Draft or published article with metadata.
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Firecrawl

Web extraction and research

Typical task:Collect structured pages from target sites and pass normalized data to downstream steps.
Output:Clean crawl dataset for summarization and publishing.
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Slack

Team notifications and handoffs

Typical task:Post run summaries, alerts, and escalation updates into the right channels.
Output:Context-rich message with links back to runs.
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GitHub

Engineering signal monitoring

Typical task:Track issue and PR updates, then feed change summaries into docs or daily digests.
Output:Release-ready update blocks and action lists.

Multi-Connection Playbooks

Complex outcomes, simple orchestration.

Playbook 1

Research to publication pipeline

Turn raw web research into a reviewed and published content workflow.

  1. Firecrawl extracts priority source pages.
  2. AI provider summarizes and structures the findings.
  3. WordPress creates a draft for editorial review.
  4. Slack posts a publish-ready summary for team approval.
A full content pipeline runs in minutes, not hours.
Playbook 2

Inbox to action plan

Convert noisy inbox traffic into clear operational follow-up.

  1. Gmail pulls unread priority conversations.
  2. allv creates an executive brief in Google Docs.
  3. Calendar follow-up actions are prepared from unresolved items.
  4. Slack sends daily execution highlights to operations.
Email becomes an execution queue with tracked outcomes.
Playbook 3

Engineering updates to stakeholder digest

Bridge technical updates into business communication automatically.

  1. GitHub collects merged PRs and issue changes.
  2. Google Docs updates team-facing release notes.
  3. Gmail drafts stakeholder digest with approval gating.
  4. Slack confirms delivery and links run evidence.
One workflow keeps engineering and business aligned.

Control and Safety

Keep automation powerful without sacrificing control.

Connection states and visibility

Track which providers are connected, pending, or disconnected before tasks execute.

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Task defaults by scope

Set default providers and models for chat, web search, image generation, voice, and other workspace tasks.

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Approval-aware automation

Pause critical writes and external sends for human confirmation without breaking the pipeline.

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Developer Handoff

Connections should carry cleanly into external agent access.

When teams add MCP server mode or other API-driven access, they should not need a second integration layer. allv keeps connections scoped to the workspace so the same app map, memory, and approval model can support both operators and external clients.

One workspace, many surfaces

Reuse the same connections for operator workflows, inbox triage, proactive routines, and developer access patterns.

MCP server mode access

Developers can expose compatible external clients through MCP server mode and keep the same workspace-scoped tool and connection map.

Auditability stays intact

Runs, approvals, and access history remain visible even when the request starts outside the main product UI.

Scale with Marketplace

Start with essentials, expand to 1,000+ app integrations as you grow.

1,000+ appsAvailable through marketplace-backed ecosystem coverage and provider defaults.

OAuth + API Key

Task defaults

Workspace scoped

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  • check_circleMarketplace-backed coverage across 1,000+ apps for research, productivity, support, and publishing stacks.
  • check_circleExpand from starter integrations to broad multi-team automation without changing workflow patterns.

Unify your stack.Automate with confidence.

Connect the tools you use every day and let allv orchestrate the rest.

Launch multi-connection workflows with approvals, visibility, and control.