Your company already has the tools. Libra makes them work together.
Connect once. Use the context everywhere.
One context
Your meetings, email, documents, CRM, and projects, in one place Libra can read.
One work layer
WorkBase can use connected information to create and move work.
One control plane
Permissions stay with the systems and controls you already trust.
Bring your stack with you.
Connect once. Use the context everywhere.
Gmail
Email, threads, context
Slack
Channels, messages, files
Google Calendar
Events, meetings, availability
Google Drive
Files, docs, folders
Notion
Pages, docs, databases
DocuSign
Agreements, envelopes, status
Linear
Issues, projects, updates
Asana
Tasks, projects, progress
Jira
Issues, sprints, boards
GitHub
Code, repos, PRs
Postgres
Databases, schemas, data
Salesforce
Accounts, leads, opportunities
HubSpot
Contacts, deals, tickets
Stripe
Payments, customers, events
Ashby
Candidates, jobs, pipeline
A connector is where the work starts.
Libra doesn't just pull data into a search box. Connected tools become usable context and destinations for WorkBase, Assistants, and Agents.
In Practice
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Connect the tools. Keep the boundaries.
Libra uses the access your organisation gives it. A connection doesn't mean everyone suddenly sees everything.
Source permissions
Respect the permissions on connected systems.
Workspace control
Admins decide which tools are available to the company.
Action control
Decide where Libra can act and where approval is required.
Auditability
See what connected workflows accessed and changed.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Your systems remain your systems of record. Libra connects the work between them, so context and actions flow across the tools you already use.
Libra reads the context it is given and can act inside that tool, drafting, updating, or moving work, always within the permissions you grant.
Yes. Libra inherits the permissions of the person who connected the tool and the controls of the source system. A connection never widens who can see what.
Yes. Once connected, a tool becomes both context and a destination for Agents, so they can find answers and carry work through, with your approval where required.
Libra connects with business tools including Gmail, Slack, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Notion, DocuSign, Linear, Asana, Jira, GitHub, Postgres, Salesforce, HubSpot, Stripe and Ashby. The integrations are designed to preserve source-system permissions.
Yes. Libra integrates with Slack and can use connected Slack information as part of the company context available to its agents and workflows.
Yes. Libra integrates with Gmail as well as Google Calendar and Google Drive, allowing agents and workflows to work with information across Google Workspace.
Yes. Salesforce and HubSpot are listed as supported Libra integrations, allowing connected agents and workflows to work with CRM information.
Yes. Postgres is a Libra integration and is also supported for live database connections in Libra Business Intelligence.