MCP server
Any MCP server, your own included
It signs in without credentials, with an API key or headers, with one shared OAuth client, or with each member’s own OAuth sign-in. Tools you don’t select stay hidden from the agent.
Integrations
Your agents work in the tools your team already uses.
Your mail, chats, CRM, docs and project tools, and any tool with an MCP server. Connect a tool once, choose which agents may use it, and each one works there through an account of its own.
Find a tool. See what agents read and write there.
Each card shows what an agent can read and write once the tool is connected, and how work starts there. Which of it a single agent may use is up to you.
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Microsoft 365
Communication- Reads
- Mail, calendars, OneDrive and SharePoint files, Teams chats
- Writes
- Drafts and replies, events, files, Teams messages
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Outlook
Communication- Reads
- Inbox, folders, shared mailboxes, attachments
- Writes
- Reply drafts, sent mail, folders, categories
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Microsoft Teams
Communication- Reads
- Chats, channel messages, teams and members
- Writes
- Chat replies and channel posts
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Front
Communication- Reads
- Conversations, messages, comments and tags
- Writes
- Reply drafts, comments, tags, and sent replies if you allow it
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Slack
Communication- Reads
- Channels and messages, through a Slack MCP server
- Writes
- Messages, through the same server
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Notion
Docs and knowledge- Reads
- Pages and databases shared with zwrm, comments
- Writes
- Comment replies, pages, database entries
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Mintlify
Docs and knowledge- Reads
- Your Mintlify documentation, by search or page
- Writes
- Nothing; it only reads
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HubSpot
CRM and sales- Reads
- Contacts, companies, deals, tickets and activities
- Writes
- Record updates, notes and tasks, as far as its HubSpot user may
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Attio
CRM and sales- Reads
- Records, lists and notes
- Writes
- Records and notes, if you enable those tools
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Apollo.io
CRM and sales- Reads
- People and company search, enrichment data
- Writes
- Contacts and sequences, if you enable those tools
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lemlist
CRM and sales- Reads
- Campaigns, leads and sequence performance
- Writes
- Leads and campaigns, if you enable those tools
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Asana
Projects- Reads
- Tasks, projects and goals
- Writes
- Tasks and comments, if you enable those tools
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monday.com
Projects- Reads
- Boards, items and updates
- Writes
- Items and updates, if you enable those tools
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Canva
Marketing- Reads
- Designs, brand templates and assets
- Writes
- Designs and exports, if you enable those tools
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Metricool
Marketing- Reads
- Social media analytics across your brands
- Writes
- Scheduled and published posts, if you enable those tools
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Higgsfield
Marketing- Reads
- Your generations
- Writes
- New images and videos, on your Higgsfield credits
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DATEV
Finance- Reads
- The DATEV data that an MCP server or export you set up provides
- Writes
- Files and drafts for your accounting team to check
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Excel
Finance- Reads
- Workbooks in OneDrive and SharePoint: sheets, ranges, tables
- Writes
- Cells, table rows, new tables and charts
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Stripe
Finance- Reads
- Customers, payments, subscriptions and invoices
- Writes
- Customers, invoices and refunds, if you enable those tools
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GitHub
Development- Reads
- Code, issues, pull requests, Actions runs and checks
- Writes
- Branches, commits, pull requests, comments
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Linear
Development- Reads
- Issues, projects and comments
- Writes
- Issues and comments
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Sentry
Development- Reads
- Issues, traces and releases
- Writes
- Issue updates, if you enable those tools
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PostHog
Development- Reads
- Insights, feature flags, errors and experiments
- Writes
- Insights and feature flags, if you enable those tools
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Grafana Cloud
Development- Reads
- Dashboards, alerts, Loki and Prometheus queries
- Writes
- Dashboards, if you enable those tools
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Cloudflare Docs
Development- Reads
- The Cloudflare developer documentation
- Writes
- Nothing; it only reads
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DeepWiki
Development- Reads
- The code and docs of any public GitHub repository
- Writes
- Nothing; it only reads
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Webhook
Custom- Reads
- The event your system sends: an order, a ticket, a form
- Writes
- Nothing back by itself; the agent answers through its connections
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Any MCP server
Custom- Reads
- The tools the server offers
- Writes
- Only the tools you select for each agent
No match. If the tool has an MCP server, you can add it as a custom connection. Or bring it to a demo and we’ll look at it together.
Connect a tool once. Then decide which agent may use it.
Connections live in the zwrm gateway, not in the agents. Each agent gets the tools you pick for it, and nothing else.
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Connect once
Sign in to a tool in the dashboard or paste its API key. Credentials are stored encrypted in the gateway and never reach the machine the agent runs on.
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Pick the tools for each agent
An agent sees only the tools you select. Hedi can draft replies in Outlook without being able to send them. Switch a connection off and it is off for every agent.
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An account of its own
Scheduled runs, triggers and shared chats use the account you connected for the agent. It never falls back to a colleague’s: without its own sign-in, it is denied. Your tools show who wrote what.
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Logged, and approved where you want
Every tool call is logged with the agent, the account and the result. For connections you mark for approval, the run waits until someone approves the call.
Missing a tool? Add any MCP server, or send a webhook.
Many tools publish an MCP server. Paste its URL, choose how it signs in and which tools agents may use. Systems without one can start an agent run with a webhook.
Webhook
Events from any system
Each webhook has its own URL and secret. Signatures from GitHub, GitLab, Shopify, Sentry, Linear and Front are checked before a run starts, and the event becomes the agent’s task.
Tell us what lands on your desk every week. We’ll show you an agent doing it.
A demo with our team, in English or German. Bring one recurring task and the tools it touches.