Integrations
Connect Cord with the tools your team already uses. Nothing is required: Cord works fully without connecting anything.
The app directory
Open Settings › Integrations. Each app shows as a card with its logo, category and status. Connected apps sit at the top and Available ones below, so the page stays short as more apps are added.
Tap a card to open that app’s page. Everything about the integration lives there: the connection, its settings, a link to the guide and, where it applies, Use it in Workflows with workflow ideas that use that app and that you can create with one tap.
What each status means
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Connected | The integration is active and working. |
| Needs reconnecting | The connection exists but lost its authorization (for example, someone removed the app in HubSpot). Open the app and click Reconnect. |
| Not connected | Available and not set up yet. |
| Via webhooks | No connect button: it is used with Cord’s webhooks and API from the other tool. This is the case for Make. |
| With an API key | Connected from the other tool by pasting a Cord API key. |
| Coming soon | On the way and not usable yet. |
The apps
| App | Category | What it is for | How it connects | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HubSpot | CRM | Clients, contacts and Deals synced with your quotes. | Connect HubSpot button and authorization in HubSpot. | Connect, What syncs, Stages, Troubleshooting |
| Slack | Communication | An alert in your channel when a quote moves forward, plus custom messages from workflows. | Paste a Slack Incoming Webhook URL. | Slack |
| Make | Automation | Receive Cord events in your scenarios and create or update Cord data from Make. | Cord webhooks and API key, from Make. | Make |
| Zapier | Automation | Connect Cord with thousands of apps without writing code. | Coming soon. Meanwhile, with webhooks and the API. | Zapier |
What fits each case
| You want | Use |
|---|---|
| Your sales team to see Cord clients and sales in HubSpot | HubSpot |
| To hear in a channel when the client opens, approves or pays | Slack with the Settings › Notifications alerts |
| A Slack message with your own text, or only in certain cases | Slack with a workflow |
| To create tasks or email the team when something happens in Cord | Cord Workflows, no connection needed |
| To send Cord data to a spreadsheet, an ERP or any other app | Make (or Zapier when available) |
| To build your own integration | The developer guide |
Who can connect integrations
Connecting, configuring and disconnecting integrations requires the Settings permission. If someone without it tries to connect HubSpot, they see “You need Settings permission to connect integrations.”
Integrations belong to the organization, not a person: if whoever connected HubSpot leaves the team, the connection keeps working. Every connect, configure, sync or disconnect action is recorded in Settings › Audit log.
Security
- Cord never asks for another tool’s password. HubSpot is authorized on HubSpot’s own page; Slack, Make and Zapier use URLs or keys you generate and can revoke.
- Access credentials are stored encrypted and only used for what each integration describes.
- Disconnecting really cuts access. For HubSpot, Cord also revokes its authorization in your account.
- Webhook URLs are secrets. Anyone with your Slack or Make webhook URL can post to it; do not share them.
If your tool is not listed
With Cord’s webhooks and API you can connect today any system that receives or makes HTTP calls, such as n8n or your own software. If you want a direct integration with another app, write to contacto@cordhq.app.