Bring the tools you already use. Your agents ask before they connect.

Wakato Connectors link Google, Outlook, Shopify, Notion, Slack and hundreds of other tools to your space with a tap. When an agent needs an account it doesn't have, it asks you in its chat with a card, and you sign in there. Agents use keys and passwords through a vault and never see them.

What Connectors does

One-tap sign-in

Hundreds of tools connect with their own sign-in, from the page that needs them.

Agents ask with a card

An agent that needs an account asks in its chat; you approve it there.

A vault for keys

Agents use API keys and secrets without ever seeing them.

Calendars that sync

Google and Outlook calendars sync both ways with your booking pages.

What the AI agent does in Connectors

On its own: Uses accounts you've connected.

Asks you first: Connecting any new account.

Example: Plan your week. Needs your Google Calendar. Asked with a card. Read 6 events today. It asks: “Connect Google Calendar?” (Kai will read your events).

Works with

Use cases

  • Book appointments · Booking pages that check your calendars and take payment, plus an AI agent that books people by phone, text, WhatsApp and chat, and sends reminders.
  • Close your books · An AI agent sorts your bank feed, matches receipts, tracks bills, posts your sales and prepares month end and an accountant pack, asking only about what it isn't sure of.

Questions

Which tools can I connect?

Google, Outlook, Shopify, Notion, Slack and hundreds more, plus any tool with an API key.

Can an agent see my passwords?

No. Keys and passwords live in a vault; the agent uses them without seeing them.

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