Social and messaging
Supported Messenger, Instagram, WhatsApp and Telegram connections bring eligible conversations into Inbox. Provider approvals, account types and messaging windows still apply.
Bring conversations, business context and approved knowledge into Message. Connect the services you already use, with a clear view of what each connection can read, send or sync.
Available connections and permissions vary by provider. Review setup and account requirements before connecting.A question should reach your team whether it starts on your website, in an email or in a connected messaging service.
Supported Messenger, Instagram, WhatsApp and Telegram connections bring eligible conversations into Inbox. Provider approvals, account types and messaging windows still apply.
Connect Gmail or Outlook for incoming email and text replies. The Discord connector brings a selected support channel into the team’s workflow with human replies.
Website chat, tickets, calls, iMessage and connected SMS share the customer support workspace. Filter by source when you need focus without making a separate queue of browser tabs.
A public return policy and a private order record need different handling. Message separates reusable knowledge from customer-specific context.
Supported website and commerce plugins bring approved product and policy information into the knowledge workflow. Google Drive and Sheets connections use selected files or ranges, rather than publishing everything in an account.
Supported CRM, billing and email-platform connections surface matching context for agents. Seeing a record internally does not automatically authorize AI to disclose it to a visitor.
Supported order lookup flows use verification and ownership checks. A customer who knows an email address should not gain access to someone else’s order, address or contact details.
Use a native connection where its workflow fits. Use scoped APIs and events when you need to connect your own application or an automation.
Use the available triggers and actions to connect supported events to other tools. The actual event and action list defines the workflow; an automation platform’s app count is not a count of native Message connectors.
A controlled read-only endpoint can expose approved knowledge or customer context without giving a model arbitrary database access. Define the fields, tenant boundary and authorization in the service you control.
The supported answer API can use site-scoped knowledge for an external helpdesk workflow. Your integration remains responsible for identity, delivery, escalation and the destination’s permissions.
Connect a real workflow, test the result and keep its purpose understandable.
WordPress and supported commerce connectors bring product and policy information closer to customer support. Order access has separate verification and permission requirements.
Use Calendar busy information for bookings and selected Drive or Sheets sources for knowledge. Read-only scopes do not imply permission to edit a customer’s files or calendar.
Give agents matching customer information from supported CRM and billing connections. Review the specific fields and account permissions in the connector setup.
Slack and Microsoft Teams connectors can send supported AI-help and outcome notifications. These are focused notification workflows, not full replacements for those applications.
Bring supported helpdesk records into Message through the migration tools. Inspect previews, mappings, record support and import results before changing your support entry points.
The GA4 widget integration reports supported events when consent permits. Contact details and chat transcripts do not belong in analytics event payloads.
Explore 100 provider guides: 48 with connector implementations, 5 with embed or HTTP paths, and 47 planned. A built connector may still require provider approval or account-specific testing. Each guide explains its scope.
100 connections
Install chat and turn approved public site content into reusable answers.
Help shoppers understand the catalog and check an order through a separate identity-verified lookup.
Connect store knowledge to AI and handle supported order questions with verification, while your team keeps the conversation in Inbox.
Add Message chat to your Wix site, then review the public pages you want AI to use.
Add Message chat to the published Webflow site and approve the public content behind its AI answers.
Keep visitors in a conversation while your team handles the request from the shared Inbox.
Connect the storefront chat and supported store sources, then check your chosen catalog scope before syncing.
Bring public catalog and store knowledge into Message AI, with a separate verified lookup for order status.
Install the Message Joomla plugin to bring approved public website content into your customer-support knowledge workflow.
Connect published Drupal content to Message knowledge through the native module or a configured public JSON:API source.
Connect approved public store knowledge and a separate verified order-status lookup with the Message PrestaShop module.
Use the Message OpenCart extension for public store knowledge and verified order-status questions, starting with the supported default-store setup.
Add Message live chat to a Framer website using the widget embed, then connect approved public pages to your support knowledge.
Use the Message widget on your Weebly site for customer conversations, with public website knowledge configured separately from private store data.
Embed Message live chat on a Duda site and route visitors into the correct support workspace, especially when an agency manages several sites.
Add Message live chat to a Carrd landing page through a supported custom-code embed, with site knowledge reviewed separately for AI answers.
Bring storefront questions and verified Ecwid order context together in a planned Message connector.
Plan a Shopware connection for approved catalog knowledge and verified order questions, scoped to the right sales channel.
Use published public Ghost posts and pages as reviewed Message AI knowledge, keeping member-only content outside the public feed.
Connect selected Contentful entries to Message knowledge using the published delivery path and an explicit space, environment and field mapping.
Connect a selected Strapi collection to Message knowledge with explicit fields and a token limited to the content needed for customer answers.
Connect a selected Sanity dataset and document type to Message knowledge, using published content and an explicit field mapping.
Bring selected published Storyblok content into Message knowledge, with the region and content fields configured for your support material.
Read selected published Prismic content into Message knowledge, with repository, content type and fields chosen for customer-facing answers.
Use selected Markdown and text files from a public GitHub repository as reviewed Message AI knowledge, with explicit paths instead of a whole-repository crawl.
Connect published public Zendesk Help Center articles as Message knowledge. Moving ticket history is a separate migration workflow.
Select Google Docs or supported text files, preview the content and approve it for the site’s knowledge.
Select the spreadsheet data that should become knowledge instead of importing an entire workbook indiscriminately.
Plan your Notion integration with Message. Design a Notion-to-Message knowledge feed that publishes only the pages your team has approved for customers.
Plan a Confluence knowledge connection that selects useful support pages while keeping internal spaces and restricted notes private.
Plan a Dropbox connection for approved support documents, with folder selection and private-file boundaries defined before ingestion.
Plan a Box knowledge connector for selected customer-support files, with clear ownership, access checks and approval before AI use.
Plan a SharePoint knowledge connection for selected support libraries. Keep internal sites and customer-facing knowledge separate.
Plan a OneDrive connection that brings selected, approved documents into Message knowledge without importing an employee’s entire drive.
Plan an Airtable connector for selected tables and fields, separating public product knowledge from private customer records.
Bring eligible Page messages into the same queue as chat, email and calls. Assign and reply from the customer conversation.
Turn eligible Instagram business messages into conversations your team can own and answer in Inbox.
Handle eligible WhatsApp Business conversations alongside website chats, with source labels and a clear owner.
Use supported private-bot or business conversations as another entry point into the shared Inbox.
Bring the selected Discord support channel into Inbox so a question can be assigned and answered by your team.
Receive customer email in Inbox and send text replies through the connected Gmail mailbox.
Bring Outlook email into Inbox and answer through the connected mailbox beside other customer requests.
Explore the planned LINE messaging connector: incoming customer messages, agent replies and source filters in one support workspace.
Review the proposed Viber connector for Message Inbox, including account eligibility, customer identity and reliable reply handling.
Plan a WeChat connection with account type, region and permitted messaging workflows established before adding it to Message Inbox.
Company, lifecycle stage and lead status give the agent a starting point before asking the customer to repeat their history.
Read the matching Salesforce Contact and Account name beside the conversation, then continue account work in Salesforce.
Find the matching person, their organization and owner before passing a sales or support request to the right colleague.
See the matching Dataverse Contact and job title without navigating away from the customer request.
Read the matching Contact’s account, title and email opt-out status without opening another search.
Plan read-only Freshsales customer context in Message, with matched contacts, account ownership and relevant deal information.
Plan a Copper connector that gives support staff selected relationship and opportunity context without exposing private CRM notes.
Plan a read-only Close connection for lead relationships, assigned owners and relevant opportunity context alongside support conversations.
Plan an Insightly connector that helps agents understand a customer’s organization and ownership without copying the whole CRM.
Plan a monday CRM connector with selected boards and columns, so support sees useful account context instead of every internal update.
Plan a Keap integration that helps support understand confirmed contacts and relevant relationship details without starting campaigns.
Plan a SugarCRM connector for selected account and contact context, with explicit module mapping and employee-only access.
Plan an Attio connector for selected people, companies and custom attributes, with clear boundaries between relationship context and AI knowledge.
Check the selected audience member’s subscription status and tags before investigating a missing marketing email.
Read the matching profile and marketing consent before investigating campaign questions.
Read matching contact details and hard and soft bounce counts inside Inbox.
Email and SMS block status help an agent investigate delivery questions without overriding consent.
Confirm whether the exact email is present as a Marketing Contact. Keep the customer conversation open while you investigate in SendGrid.
Look up the contact and subscription status to help explain missing emails without changing the customer’s preferences.
Plan your Kit (formerly ConvertKit) integration with Message. Plan a custom Kit workflow around explicit subscriber consent. A support conversation should never silently become a marketing subscription.
Plan a MailerLite connector for selected subscriber context, helping support understand email issues while preserving consent.
Plan a Constant Contact connection to help agents investigate subscription questions without changing customer marketing preferences.
Plan an Omnisend connector for useful subscriber context across email and SMS, with channel-specific consent kept intact.
See matching customer records and recent payments and invoices. Disputed payments help the agent spot an issue that needs a careful response.
Find the matching customer’s active status, open balance and currency. Give billing support a starting point while invoices remain in QuickBooks.
Plan your PayPal integration with Message. Design a read-only PayPal support workflow around a verified transaction. Keep payment controls with the people who are authorized to use them.
Plan your Square integration with Message. Design a read-only Square support workflow around a verified transaction. Keep payment controls with the people who are authorized to use them.
Plan a read-only Xero connector for selected invoice and payment context, keeping accounting records separate from public AI knowledge.
Plan a Chargebee connection for subscription and invoice context, helping agents understand billing questions before taking action.
Plan a Paddle connector for selected customer, transaction and subscription context without exposing billing records through public search.
Plan a Recurly connector that helps agents understand account, subscription and invoice questions while leaving billing changes controlled.
Deliver supported AI-help requests and outcome notifications to the team’s Slack destination.
Send supported AI-help requests and outcome notifications to the selected Microsoft Teams destination.
Plan your Linear integration with Message. Plan a Linear handoff with the support reference, an approved summary and an owner. Keep the customer conversation in Message.
Plan your Jira integration with Message. Plan a Jira handoff with the support reference, an approved summary and an owner. Keep the customer conversation in Message.
Plan an Asana connection for deliberate customer follow-up tasks, with conversation references and clear assignment boundaries.
Plan a Trello connection that turns an approved follow-up into a card with the customer conversation linked for context.
Plan a ClickUp integration for assigned support follow-ups, using selected lists and explicit status mapping.
Plan a Basecamp connector for selected project to-dos, keeping customer requests attached to the work your team agrees to do.
Check selected calendars for busy periods before offering supported widget or phone bookings.
Plan a Microsoft 365 Calendar connector for selected calendar availability, with private event details kept out of customer conversations.
Plan your Calendly integration with Message. Share a Calendly scheduling link during support, or build a custom workflow around booking events when your team needs more context.
Plan your Zoom integration with Message. Share a Zoom meeting link when a support issue needs a walkthrough. Keep the support request and follow-up in Message.
Plan your Google Meet integration with Message. Share a Google Meet meeting link when a support issue needs a walkthrough. Keep the support request and follow-up in Message.
Send supported widget events to GA4 after analytics consent, without putting transcripts or contact details into analytics.
Plan your Mixpanel integration with Message. Build a controlled event pipeline from Message to Mixpanel. Measure support activity alongside your own product events without exporting whole conversations.
Plan your Segment integration with Message. Build a controlled event pipeline from Message to Segment. Measure support activity alongside your own product events without exporting whole conversations.
Plan your Amplitude integration with Message. Build a controlled event pipeline from Message to Amplitude. Measure support activity alongside your own product events without exporting whole conversations.
Plan your Fullstory integration with Message. Use a permitted Fullstory session link to help your team investigate a customer-reported issue. A custom implementation can associate that link with the right support request.
Plan a PostHog connection for consent-aware support events and selected troubleshooting context, with customer data minimized.
Plan a Hotjar connection focused on permitted troubleshooting references, so support can investigate friction without copying recordings.
Plan a Matomo integration with a small, consent-aware support event schema and a clearly chosen analytics destination.
Use the supported Message triggers and actions to route operational work into the tools your team already uses.
Install the Message node on self-hosted n8n to run task agents, retrieve results and read recent conversation activity with scoped credentials.
Use Make HTTP tools with Message automation endpoints. Choose a supported event, map the fields and keep control of every action.
Decide whether you need a channel, agent context, approved knowledge or an event. The directory below describes the purpose of each connection.
Use an account with the required provider access. Select the source, channel or site and review the scopes and permissions before saving.
Test a message, source import or lookup from start to finish. Check the result in Message and in the provider before relying on it for customer support.
Available connections and permissions vary by provider. Review setup and account requirements before connecting.