The system you already have, in your chat by lunch.
Your chat writes the integration in minutes; Hypamoon runs it with the key in a vault and every call under rights the owner clicked. Your CRM, ERP, planning tool or accounting: if it has an API, you don't wait for anyone to support it.
Live>Connect our CRM so the team can look up a customer from their chat. Read only.
request_secretthe CRM key goes into the vault, not into the chat
deploy_appan adapter with customers and deals, only to the CRM host
grant_adapter_accessread customers: proposed, waiting for the owner
query_adapterafter Allow: 3 customers named Jansen
Connected. Anything that writes waits for the owner.
Why integrations take weeks.
- The connector you need doesn't existReady-made lists cover the popular systems and stop at the one your company actually runs.
- Somebody has to hold the keySo it ends up in a script, a spreadsheet or a chat history.
- Nobody knows what it may doRead the customers, fine. Change an invoice? Nobody wrote that down.
What you get.
- Any system with an APIYour chat reads the API docs and writes the adapter: the resources, the fields, the filters and the actions.
- The key stays in the vaultYou paste the key once, on a page of your own. The adapter uses it; the chat and the code never see it.
- Only the hosts you allowAn adapter can only call the addresses on its list. Anything else is refused.
- Rights the owner clickedYour chat proposes who may read what: a person, a role, an agent. Nothing runs until the owner presses Allow.
- Writing waits for a yesReading can run on its own. Creating or changing something in the system asks for approval, every time.
- Every call in the logWho asked, which action, on which resource, and when.
- A new version needs a new yesIf an update changes the hosts, the keys or the actions, earlier approvals lapse and the owner gets an email.
- One stop for everythingPause every adapter in the project at once, from the portal.
How it starts.
- Name the systemTell your chat which system it is and what the team needs from it.
- Put the key in the vaultYou get a page to paste it. It never passes through the chat.
- The owner clicks AllowPer rule, in the portal. From then on the team and your agents use it from their own chat.
We don't build every integration. Your chat does.
A list of connectors is always one system short. With adapters there is no list to wait for: your chat writes the one you need today. Hypamoon does the part that has to be right every time: the vault, the allowed hosts, the rights and the log.
What your chat wrote stays yours. The adapter is an app in your project, with version history and rollback like every other.
Say this.
Connect our CRM so the team can look up a customer from their own chat. Read only, and ask the owner before anything is written.
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