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CONNECT YOUR STACK WITH CLEAR AUTHORIZATION AND COORDINATED WORK

Integration Management gives Ian a governed workspace to connect approved business systems, record scopes your team authorizes, and keep connection health visible so specialists can use permitted context instead of repeating manual data transfer.

Available · You authorize OAuth connections, data scopes, and reconnect flows. Ian does not receive your passwords.

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01 // VALUE

Why it matters

  • Reduce disconnected workflows between sales, finance, operations, and customer teams
  • Bring approved business systems into one coordinated Blitzify environment
  • Help agents access the right authorized context instead of hunting across tools
  • Reduce repetitive movement of the same customer or operational data
  • Improve continuity between customer conversations, pipeline work, and reporting
  • Make connection status and authorization boundaries easier to review
  • Give customers visibility into what is connected and what scope is recorded
  • Maintain human control over credentials, permissions, and disconnect actions

Customer-controlled OAuth and connector authorization

Scope summaries agents may use

Connector and mission-based setup workflows

Connection health and reconnect signals

Workforce coordination across authorized systems

Disconnect and review controls stay with you

02 // MODES

Supported operating modes

Authorize a supported connector

Start OAuth or guided connector flows for systems your organization is approved to connect. Ian does not store your passwords.

IAN: Ian guides connector setup, records authorization outcomes, and surfaces next steps in the integrations workspace.

Review: You complete authorization in the provider flow and confirm scopes before agents rely on the connection.

Next: Connector health monitoring and workforce missions that depend on the connection.

03 // USE CASES

Use cases

04 // WORKFLOW

Workflow

Step 01

Select a supported connector

Choose from connectors available to your workspace. Availability varies by organization and certification.

Step 02

Complete customer authorization

You authorize access in the provider OAuth flow. Ian records outcomes; passwords are not collected by Ian.

Step 03

Record approved scope

Read, supervised, and approval-required boundaries are stored for workforce use.

Step 04

Monitor connection health

Ian tracks health signals and prompts reconnect when tokens expire or sync needs attention.

Step 05

Agents use permitted context

Specialists access only the integrations and scopes your organization authorized.

05 // COLLABORATION

Workforce collaboration

  • ZED — Rolls up workforce status when integrations affect missions and priorities.
  • SAL — Uses permitted CRM context for prospect and pipeline work under your rules.
  • JOY — Coordinates customer channels when authorized connectors are connected.
  • BEN — Consumes governed finance sources when connections and scopes allow.
  • VAL — Benefits from calendar and briefing inputs when integrations are authorized.

06 // CONTROLS

Controls and approvals

  • You authorize every OAuth connection and may disconnect at any time.
  • Ian does not receive or store your account passwords.
  • Read-only, supervised, and approval-required scopes are distinguished in the workspace.
  • Agents do not automatically gain write access when a system is connected.
  • Reauthorization is required when provider tokens expire or policies change.
  • Unsupported platforms are not implied; connector catalogs vary by tenant.
  • Background access stays within scopes you approved.

07 // RELATED

Related capabilities

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Explore IAN's specialist profile and registry capabilities.

Intelligence guide

Practical workflow and governance guidance for this capability.

VIS // STORY

Operational picture

REPRESENTATIVE INTEGRATION WORKFLOW

Text summary: A customer authorizes a connector. Ian verifies the connection, records approved scope, maps permitted context for specialists, monitors health, and coordinates workforce access. Only supported connectors show connected status; other categories are illustrative. Agents use scopes you authorized; disconnect remains customer-controlled.

Ian, integrations specialist
ILLUSTRATIVE CONNECTION STATUS

Illustrative connection table with fictional names only. Status uses text labels for connected, representative category, attention needed, reauthorization, read-only, supervised, and approval-required scopes.

ConnectionAuthorizationScopeState
CRMAuthorizedRead + supervisedSupported example
EmailAuthorizedRead-onlySupported example
CalendarNot connectedIllustrative categoryNot implied live
AccountingReauth requiredReauthorization neededIllustrative state
Customer SupportNot connectedApproval requiredIllustrative category
AnalyticsNot connectedUnavailablePlanned or unavailable

PERMISSION MODEL

Customer authorizesIan verifies connectionApproved scope recordedAgents use permitted contextCustomer reviews or disconnects
Read-onlySupervised actionApproval requiredDisconnectedReauthorization needed

08 // FAQ

FAQ

What does Integration Management do?

It helps you connect approved business systems, record authorization scopes, monitor connection health, and make permitted context available to your Blitzify workforce.

Which systems can Blitzify connect to?

Connector availability depends on your workspace and certified integrations. Ian supports governed OAuth and universal connector flows where product evidence exists; not every software category is available for every tenant.

Who controls the connection?

You do. Your organization authorizes, reviews scopes, reconnects, and disconnects integrations.

Does Ian receive my password?

No. Connections use provider authorization flows such as OAuth. Ian does not collect or store your account passwords.

Can I choose read-only access?

Yes, when the connector supports it. Scopes are recorded so agents know whether context is read-only, supervised, or approval-required.

Can I disconnect a system?

Yes. You can disconnect integrations from the integrations workspace when you no longer want Blitzify to use that connection.

What happens when authorization expires?

Ian surfaces reconnect and reauthorization signals. Agents should not rely on expired connections until you complete authorization again.

Can every agent access every integration?

No. Agents use only the integrations and scopes your organization authorized for their workflows.

Does connecting a system allow automatic actions?

No. Connecting records permitted scope. Supervised and write actions still follow your approval and policy rules.

How does Ian monitor connection health?

Ian tracks health signals such as sync errors and token expiry and pairs them with Connection Health views and remediation guidance.

Is setup required?

Yes. You select connectors, complete authorization, and validate missions before relying on production context.

How do I request a new integration?

Contact your Blitzify operator or request a demo. New connectors are added through product certification, not automatic universal support.

09 // CTA

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