Available Integrations in OpenMethods

Available Integrations in OpenMethods




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OpenMethods includes a library of pre-built integrations so you can connect your favorite applications directly into Zendesk or Oracle. Most connections are ready in minutes using OAuth, API Key, or Basic authentication.

In today's complex work environment, switching between countless browser tabs and separate systems to manage a single customer interaction is a major drain on productivity.

That’s why we’re excited to introduce Native Integrations, a fundamental enhancement to the OpenMethods platform that delivers a true single pane of glass experience, now built directly into Zendesk & Oracle.

Our goal is to bring all your critical customer context into one place, making it easier than ever to discover, authenticate, and connect to the external systems your team relies on.

We now offer pre-built connections to 100+ leading systems, including Salesforce, Shopify, NetSuite, and Atlassian, helping teams unify data, streamline workflows, and eliminate tab fatigue.

Availability & Rollout Plan

🎉 Our new Integrations feature is launching in early October 2025. 🎉

For New Customers

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If you don't have any existing app connectors, you can start exploring and connecting your favorite apps immediately upon release.

For Existing Customers with App Connectors

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To give you a more powerful and unified experience, we’re upgrading all existing app connectors to the new Integrations platform.
  1. You don’t need to take any action — we’ll handle the migration automatically.
  2. To provide this more powerful and seamless experience, the new Integrations will replace your existing App Connectors. 
  3. Our Customer Success team will reach out to you directly to coordinate and schedule your seamless, automated migration. 
  4. They will ensure you're fully prepared and informed every step of the way.

Pre-Built Integrations

Below is a list of all the pre-built integrations we support. Please refer to the "Custom Integrations" section to add your own.

AI & Automation
Collaboration & Productivity
CRM & Customer Engagement
Data & Analytics
Dev & Projects
E-Commerce & Payments
HR, Payroll & Workforce
Identity & Security
Marketing & Communications
⭐️ Popular
Full List
AI & Automation
  1. Google Gemini
  2. Make (Integromat)
  3. OpenAI
  4. Perplexity
  5. Zapier

Collaboration & Productivity
  1. Airtable
  2. Basecamp
  3. Box
  4. Calendly
  5. Confluence
  6. Dialpad
  7. Discord
  8. Document360
  9. Dropbox
  10. Gmail
  11. Google Calendar
  12. Google Docs
  13. Google Drive
  14. Google Sheets
  15. Microsoft Outlook
  16. Microsoft SharePoint Online
  17. Microsoft Teams
  18. Notion
  19. OneDrive
  20. Outlook
  21. RingCentral
  22. Slack
  23. Smartsheet
  24. Todoist
  25. Zoom

CRM & Customer Engagement
  1. Aircall
  2. Elevio
  3. Freshdesk
  4. Freshsales
  5. HubSpot
  6. Intercom
  7. Kustomer
  8. Medallia
  9. Monday.com
  10. Pendo
  11. Salesforce
  12. ServiceNow
  13. Zendesk

Data & Analytics
  1. Datadog
  2. Microsoft Power BI
  3. Segment
  4. Snowflake

Dev & Projects
  1. Asana
  2. Atlassian (Jira, Confluence, Trello)
  3. Azure DevOps
  4. Bitbucket
  5. Freshservice
  6. Jira
  7. Monday.com
  8. PagerDuty
  9. ServiceNow

E-Commerce & Payments
  1. Amazon Selling Partner
  2. BigCommerce
  3. Booking.com
  4. Braintree
  5. eBay
  6. Expensify
  7. Fiserv
  8. Microsoft Business Central
  9. NetSuite
  10. Odoo
  11. PayPal
  12. QuickBooks
  13. Sage
  14. SAP Concur
  15. ShipStation
  16. Shopify
  17. Squarespace
  18. Stripe
  19. WooCommerce
  20. WordPress

HR, Payroll & Workforce
  1. ADP
  2. BambooHR
  3. Check
  4. Checkr Partner
  5. HiBob
  6. Hibob Service User
  7. Payfit
  8. Paylocity
  9. Rippling
  10. UKG Pro
  11. Workday

Identity & Security
  1. 1Password
  2. Keeper
  3. LastPass
  4. Microsoft Entra ID
  5. Okta

Marketing & Communications
  1. Bitly
  2. Braze
  3. Brevo
  4. DocuSign
  5. Eventbrite
  6. LinkedIn
  7. Mailchimp
  8. PandaDoc
  9. SendGrid
  10. Twitch
  11. Twilio
  12. Vimeo
  13. WhatsApp Business
  14. Yahoo
  15. YouTube

⭐️ Popular
  1. Airtable
  2. Calendly
  3. HubSpot
  4. Jira
  5. Microsoft Teams
  6. Microsoft Business Central
  7. Microsoft Entra ID
  8. Monday
  9. OpenAI
  10. Paylocity
  11. Salesforce
  12. ServiceNow
  13. Slack
  14. Twilio
  15. Workday
  16. Zendesk

Full List
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  1. 1Password
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  1. ADP
  2. Aircall
  3. Airtable
  4. Amazon Selling Partner
  5. Asana
  6. Atlassian (Jira, Confluence, Trello)
  7. Azure DevOps

B
  1. BambooHR
  2. Basecamp
  3. BigCommerce
  4. Bitbucket
  5. Bitly
  6. Box
  7. Booking.com
  8. Braintree
  9. Braze
  10. Brevo

C
  1. Calendly
  2. Check
  3. Checkr Partner
  4. Confluence

D
  1. Datadog
  2. Dialpad
  3. Discord
  4. Document360
  5. DocuSign
  6. Dropbox

E
  1. eBay
  2. Elevio
  3. Epic Games
  4. Eventbrite
  5. Expensify

F
  1. Fiserv
  2. Freshdesk
  3. Freshsales
  4. Freshservice

G
  1. Google Calendar
  2. Google Docs
  3. Google Drive
  4. Gmail
  5. Google Sheets
  6. Google Gemini

H
  1. HiBob
  2. Hibob Service User
  3. HubSpot

I
  1. Intercom

J
  1. Jira

K
  1. Keeper
  2. Kustomer

L
  1. LastPass
  2. LinkedIn

M
  1. Make (Integromat)
  2. Mailchimp
  3. Medallia
  4. Microsoft Business Central
  5. Microsoft Entra ID
  6. Microsoft Outlook
  7. Microsoft Power BI
  8. Microsoft SharePoint Online
  9. Microsoft Teams
  10. Monday.com

N
  1. NetSuite
  2. Notion

O
  1. Odoo
  2. Okta
  3. OneDrive
  4. OpenAI
  5. Outlook

P
  1. PagerDuty
  2. PandaDoc
  3. Payfit
  4. Paylocity
  5. PayPal
  6. Pendo
  7. Perplexity

Q
  1. QuickBooks

R
  1. RingCentral
  2. Rippling

S
  1. Segment
  2. Sage
  3. Salesforce
  4. SAP Concur
  5. SendGrid
  6. ServiceNow
  7. ShipStation
  8. Shopify
  9. Slack
  10. Smartsheet
  11. Snowflake
  12. Squarespace
  13. Stripe
T
  1. Todoist
  2. Twitch
  3. Twilio

U
  1. UKG Pro

V
  1. Vimeo

W
  1. WhatsApp Business
  2. WordPress
  3. WooCommerce
  4. Workday

Y
  1. Yahoo
  2. YouTube

Z
  1. Zapier
  2. Zendesk
  3. Zoom

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If your app isn’t listed, you can still connect it with a Custom Integration. 


Authentication Guides

Need help connecting? The following guides guide you through the authentication process to connect your integration. 


Custom Integrations

IdeaIf your application isn’t listed, don’t worry, you can still connect it with Custom Integrations using flexible authentication options.

OpenMethods supports Custom Integrations that connect to nearly any application with API Key, OAuth, or Basic authentication.




You can expand on the integration by adding a custom integration. Select the Auth Type, name the connection, and provide the Domain. OpenMethods will then authenticate and create your "custom" connection.

IdeaEach application stores its credentials in different places. If you’re unsure where to find your API Key, Client ID, Client Secret, or Token URL, check your application’s Developer Console, API Settings, or Integration Documentation.





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