Integrations

Your tools stay. Your operational picture gets clearer.

Opsvian works alongside the business applications your team already relies on. Connect approved sources to bring project, task, document and collaboration context into one operational layer.

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Integration categories

Connect only what your workflows need.

For every kind of connection, Opsvian is clear about what it can access, what it can do and which permissions apply. Administrators can review, change or revoke a connection at any time.

Communication and collaboration

What Opsvian can access
Selected channels and threads that your administrators choose to connect.
What it can do
Summarize discussions, draft messages and updates for review.
Permissions
Posting to shared or external spaces always waits for approval.

Project and task management

What Opsvian can access
Projects, tasks, owners, due dates, status and dependencies.
What it can do
Create and update tasks, prepare status changes and follow-ups.
Permissions
Write actions follow the permissions and approval rules you set.

Documents and knowledge bases

What Opsvian can access
Documents and pages in the folders and spaces you approve.
What it can do
Search, summarize and cite sources for answers and handoff notes.
Permissions
Access follows the permissions of the source system.

Email and calendar

What Opsvian can access
Meeting volume and scheduling load at team level, where connected and permitted.
What it can do
Prepare briefings and draft messages for review.
Permissions
Workload views stay aggregated. Message sending requires approval.

CRM and customer operations

What Opsvian can access
Account and delivery context relevant to operational work.
What it can do
Prepare account updates, follow-up drafts and status summaries.
Permissions
Customer-facing communication is draft-only until approved.

Permission model

Read-only, draft-only or executable. You decide.

Every connection is scoped. Administrators choose whether an action is read-only, draft-only or executable, and which actions need a person to approve them first.

  • Read-only: Opsvian can see the data to answer questions and build briefings.
  • Draft-only: Opsvian prepares a message, task or report for review.
  • Executable with approval: A reviewer approves each action before it runs.
  • Revocable: Disconnect a source and Opsvian stops accessing it.