Integration Nodes
Built-in integration nodes, plus 3,000+ apps through Connect Hub
Overview
Integration nodes connect your workflows to external apps and services. There are two kinds: built-in nodes — the integrations listed below, each with its own dedicated node and configuration panel — and Connect Hub, a single action node that reaches 3,000+ apps (Notion, Discord, GitHub, HubSpot, Shopify, and most other popular services). Cards marked “via Connect Hub” run through Connect Hub rather than a dedicated node.
The built-in Google Workspace nodes (Gmail, Google Sheets, Drive, Calendar and Docs) are currently hidden from the Node Library while Google verifies our sign-in. Workflows that already use them keep running; new workflows reach Google apps through Connect Hub.
Getting Started
- Add an integration node to your workflow
- In the node's credential field, pick a credential or choose “Create new credential” (Connect Hub nodes use a “Sign in with [app]” button instead)
- Configure the action and parameters
- Run the workflow to check the connection
Google Workspace
Google Sheets
Read, write, and manage spreadsheet data — via Connect Hub
Gmail
Send emails and manage inbox — via Connect Hub
Google Drive
Upload, download, and manage files — via Connect Hub
Google Calendar
Create and manage calendar events — via Connect Hub
Google Docs
Create and edit documents — via Connect Hub
Communication
AI & LLMs
Data & Payments
Developer Tools
Everything Else: Connect Hub
Apps without a built-in node — Notion, Discord, GitHub, HubSpot, Salesforce, Shopify, Trello, Jira, and thousands more — are available through the Connect Hub action node. Pick the app, connect your account, and choose from its pre-built actions.
Browse all Connect Hub apps →Custom API Calls
The HTTP Request node lets you call any REST API. Use it to:
- Connect to services we don't have pre-built integrations for
- Call your own APIs and microservices
- Interact with any web service that has a REST API
Authentication
Most integrations support one or more authentication methods:
OAuth 2.0
Secure, user-friendly. Click "Connect" and authorize in a popup.
API Key
Simple authentication. Get a key from the service and paste it.
Basic Auth
Username and password authentication.
Bearer Token
JWT or access token in Authorization header.