Integrations

Few connections. Deep ones.

OppBox isn't a 500-logo integration wall. It connects the systems where your deals actually live · your mail, your CRM, your calendar, your calls · and fuses them properly. Every connection is OAuth-consented, scoped to the minimum, and revocable in one click.

Live today

Gmaillive
Email · the written words

Your full Gmail inbox inside OppBox · read, compose, reply, snooze, search. Connected through enterprise email infrastructure that holds Google's restricted-scope security verification, so your email access meets Google's highest bar.

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Salesforcelive
CRM · the deal layer · writes on request

Opportunities, accounts, contacts, stage history · synced continuously and fused with your email. Per-user OAuth; writes happen only on an explicit rep action, never in the background. New to it? Read the Gmail + Salesforce guide.

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HubSpotlive
CRM · the deal layer · writes on request

Run OppBox on your HubSpot pipeline · deals, companies, contacts and stage history fused with your email, with the same deal-aware views and signals. Per-user OAuth; writes happen only on an explicit rep action. New to it? Read the Gmail + HubSpot guide.

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Google Calendarlive
Meetings · matched to their deals

Today's meetings, matched to their deals, in the Today view · with the context you need before each one. Same connection as Gmail, no extra consent.

Gonglive
Call intelligence · the spoken words

Calls indexed against your deals: talk ratios, Gong's deal warnings, and recordings one click away · beside the email thread instead of in another tab.

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Granolalive
Meeting notes · the spoken words

Your Granola meeting notes land on the right deal automatically, correlated with calendar events · so the meeting record and the email record finally agree.

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Claudelive
AI · briefs & drafts, on demand

Anthropic's Claude powers Brief Me, reply drafts and call recaps · grounded in your threads, signals and meetings. Runs only when you ask; never trained on your data.

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Claylive
Prospecting · multi-thread your deals

Bring your own Clay account and find new people at the accounts you already work, or prospect into any account you choose · by seniority and title · then enrol them into a sequence you approve.

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Contact enrichmentlive
People data · built in

Titles, seniority and role context on every contact card, enriched automatically via People Data Labs · so single-threaded warnings come with names to fix them.

WorkOSlive
Identity · sign-in & SSO rails

Sign in with Google or Microsoft through WorkOS AuthKit. The same rails carry SAML / OIDC single sign-on when Enterprise lands · no migration, no re-auth.

MCP · your agentslive
Agent access · OAuth 2.1

Claude Desktop, Claude Code or any MCP client can read your pipeline and prepare drafts through the hosted OppBox MCP server. See the MCP page.

On the bench

Outlookcoming soon
Email + calendar · Microsoft 365

Our email infrastructure speaks Microsoft natively · Outlook is a switch we flip after the Gmail-first beta, not a rebuild. Join the waitlist.

Enterprise SSOwith enterprise
SAML / OIDC

Okta, Entra ID and friends, via WorkOS · ships with the Enterprise plan alongside role-based access control and audit log export.

By design

Sources are pluggable. Your workflow isn't.

Inside OppBox, every connection is one implementation of a thin interface · MailSource, CrmSource, CalendarSource, CallSource. The deal graph, the signals and the views never know which vendor the data came from.

That's why Outlook is a roadmap item rather than a rewrite · and why your muscle memory survives a stack change.

// the whole integration contract
interface MailSource   { syncThreads · getThread · send }
interface CrmSource    { getOpenDeals · getContacts · getFieldHistory }
interface CalendarSource { listEvents · getEvent }
interface CallSource   { listCalls · getCallDetail }

// gmail today · outlook tomorrow · same inbox

Two consents. One pipeline.

Connect Gmail and your CRM in about a minute · disconnect either, any time, in one click.