Integrations
Connect Slack and Google Calendar, let each user connect their own account, rotate or disconnect a connection, and see every provider.
How integrations work
Integrations let your workflows call Slack, Google Calendar, GitHub, OpenAI and more, using OAuth or API-key connections Anythink stores encrypted for you.
Post to Slack when a record is created
In about ten minutes, connect Slack to your project and build a workflow that posts a message to a channel every time a new order is created.
Connect Slack to send messages from workflows
Register a Slack app and connect it to your project so workflow steps can post to channels and send direct messages as your Slack bot.
Connect Google Calendar to create events from workflows
Set up a Google OAuth client and connect Google Calendar so workflow steps can create, list, update and delete calendar events, with Google Meet links.
Let each user connect their own account
Give each user their own integration connection, such as their own Google Calendar or API key, so a workflow acts as the user who triggered it.
Rotate, pause or disconnect an integration
Reconnect an integration after access is revoked, rotate an API key or OAuth client secret, pause a connection, or disconnect it for good.
Integrations reference: providers and operations
Every integration Anythink supports — Google Calendar, Slack, GitHub, LinkedIn, X, Claude, Gemini, OpenAI, Grok, Calendly and Fireflies — with auth types and workflow operations.
Slack alerts and Google Calendar bookings from workflows
Two complete workflows: alert Slack about high-value orders, and create a Google Calendar event with a Meet link for every new booking.