Open a service to understand what it does, which actions it offers and how to set it up.
Start with what the service can do. Account connection and permission to act are two separate steps.
Documents, email and calendars — plus separate services for reports and IT administration.
A workspace for software code, issues and code changes.
Team conversations organized in channels and messages.
The company’s tailored workspace for business processes such as customers, sales and inventory.
An accounting system for customers, invoices and bookkeeping.
Tools for domains, DNS and the services that protect and run websites.
Advertising management and reports for Meta advertising accounts.
Meeting information, transcripts and notes from Wispr Flow Notetaker.
The delivery service for automated emails from applications.
Technical logs from applications and the servers they run on.
Hosting and deployment of websites and applications.
Manage Toolcape members, groups, permissions and setup through your AI. A proposed demo integration.
A service for finding application errors and understanding their impact.
Conversations in servers and channels. A Discord integration works through a clearly identified bot account.
API and MCP describe how Toolcape connects behind the scenes. Open a service for a plain-language explanation.