Integrations
Small teams run on more systems than large ones, with less to join them up. Connect what you already run, and the market read lands on top of it.
For growing brands
22 apps connect through the platform’s own authorisation. No keys to paste, no developer, nothing to install. Anything else your brand runs on is configured during onboarding rather than left to you. Every connection is read only and scoped to what you point it at.
- StripePayments and payouts, read beside what actually sold.
Selling and money - SquareTill and in person takings, for brands who also trade offline.
Selling and money - QuickBooksThe books connected, so cost sits next to price rather than in another file.
Selling and money - XeroThe same, for brands who keep their books in Xero.
Selling and moneyWe set it up - Google SheetsThe spreadsheet the business actually runs on, read where it already lives instead of retyped into something else.
Stock and ops - AirtableLine lists, drops and supplier trackers, kept as one record.
Stock and ops - Zoho InventoryStock on hand without a separate count.
Stock and ops - ShippoFulfilment and shipping status against the order it belongs to.
Stock and ops - NotionWhere the process is written down, alongside where it is carried out.
Stock and ops - GorgiasWhat customers are asking for, next to what they bought.
Stock and ops - ShopifyYour own range, prices and stock, so the comparison runs against what you actually sell.
Stock and opsWe set it up - MailchimpWhat you sent, and what it did.
Marketing - OmnisendCampaigns and flows, for brands running Omnisend.
Marketing - Google AdsSpend and return, set beside what the market is charging.
Marketing - InstagramReach and posting from the account the brand actually lives on.
Marketing - FacebookPages and audiences, in the same view as the rest.
Marketing - YouTubeVideo reach, where video is part of how the brand sells.
Marketing - CanvaWhere the assets are made, connected to where they are measured.
Marketing - EventbriteLaunches and pop up events, and who came to them.
Marketing - KlaviyoYour campaign calendar, set beside what the market is sending.
MarketingWe set it up - WhatsAppWhere stockists and suppliers actually message you, carrying the sales updates that otherwise get typed into a spreadsheet by hand.
Chat and email - GmailRead only, five allowlisted tools and no writes. The first connector the agent reads from.
Chat and email - Google CalendarThe critical path everybody already keeps somewhere.
Chat and email - Google AnalyticsTraffic and behaviour on your own site, not an estimate of it.
Data and AI - Google Search ConsoleWhat people searched before they arrived.
Data and AI - ClaudeQuery your competitive set from the assistant, grounded in Coord's data.
Data and AI - ChatGPTThe same access, for teams working in ChatGPT.
Data and AI
For enterprise teams
Commerce platforms, the warehouse and the BI layer, scoped with your data team and built to your schedule. A catalogue read or a warehouse feed is never a button at any vendor. These are set up once, with you, and then they run.
- Salesforce Commerce CloudCatalogue and pricing for brands running on Demandware.
Commerce platformsWe set it up - Shopify PlusRange, prices and stock at scale, scoped read only against the stores you nominate.Commerce platformsWe set it up
- SnowflakeEverything Coord collects, landed in your warehouse on a schedule.
Warehouse and BIWe set it up - BigQueryThe same feed for teams reporting out of Google Cloud.
Warehouse and BIWe set it up - LookerCompetitive data modelled into the dashboards your analysts already maintain.
Warehouse and BIWe set it up - SlackBriefs and alerts in the channel the team already has open.
Chat and email - Google ChatAlerts routed into Workspace spaces.
Chat and emailWe set it up - Email digestA scheduled brief for the people who would rather read one thing.
Chat and emailWe set it up - Microsoft TeamsThe same briefs and alerts, for teams that work in Teams.
Chat and emailWe set it up - MCP serverCoord's tools exposed to any assistant that speaks MCP, per user.
AI and API - API and webhooksDirect access to every object, and a callback when something moves.
AI and APIWe set it up
Connected narrowly, and disconnected on your word.
Everything Coord watches on the open market needs no permission from anybody. The only things it connects to are the ones you point it at: your range, your books, the channel your team reads. Each of those is scoped, revocable and separate from the rest.
Scope
A connection reaches only what you point it at. Nothing else in the system it lives in is visible to Coord.
Credentials
Access is granted through the platform's own authorisation, and credentials are never held in the runtime.
Revocable
Any connection can be withdrawn from your side at any time, and the access ends when you do.
Direction
What Coord reads and what Coord writes are separate permissions, and reads are allowlisted connector by connector. A brief landing in a channel does not imply anything can be read out of it.
Your data
Anything you connect stays yours. Never shared with another customer, pooled into a benchmark, or used to train a model.
See it land in your own stack.
A live walkthrough of Coord Atlas connected the way your team already works: your systems joined up, and the market read sitting on top of them.
