Integrations
Integrations connect Odella to the tools your team already uses. They let workers access the systems, files, and actions needed to complete assigned tasks without forcing your team to change where work happens.Why integrations matter
A worker becomes more useful when it can work with real business context. Integrations help Odella connect to document stores, communication tools, business systems, databases, and APIs.
Work where your data lives
Connect workers to the systems that hold the information they need.
Reduce manual handoff
Let workflows move information between tools instead of relying on copy-paste work.
Keep access intentional
Give workers only the integrations that support their role and responsibilities.
Support repeatable processes
Use integrations inside workflows so the same process can run consistently every time.
Set up an integration
Authenticate securely
Follow the connection flow for the selected service. This may use OAuth, an API key, or another supported method.
Assign access deliberately
Connect the integration to the workers or workflows that need it. Avoid giving broad access when a narrow connection is enough.
Integration design tips
Start with the task, not the tool
Start with the task, not the tool
Decide what the worker needs to accomplish first. Then connect only the tools required for that responsibility.
Keep permissions narrow
Keep permissions narrow
Limit access to the minimum required scope. A worker that drafts documents does not necessarily need access to every system in your workspace.
Add review for external actions
Add review for external actions
If an integration can send messages, update records, or trigger downstream work, consider adding a human review step before the action is completed.
If your team needs a specific integration that is not available yet, contact support@odella.ai with the tool name and the workflow you want to support.
Related docs
Security
Learn how integrations fit into workspace governance.
Workflows
Learn how integrations are used inside repeatable processes.
