Your tools. A connected way to work.
100+ integration options help Strivo fit around the knowledge and software your business already uses. We scope the relevant sources, actions and model choices around one useful workflow.
Start where your information lives.
These are examples of the tools around which an implementation can be planned. The sources, records and permitted actions are defined for your use case.
- Google Drive
- Shared files and company documents. Select the folders and material the workflow needs.
- Microsoft 365
- Company documents and team knowledge. Map the relevant source material and access boundaries.
- Slack
- Team conversations and operational context. Define which information belongs in the selected workflow.
- Notion
- Knowledge pages and maintained business information. Identify the pages and owners relevant to the request.
- Salesforce
- Business records and CRM handoffs. Agree which information the process may retrieve or prepare.
- HubSpot
- Customer context and defined business handoffs. Scope the records, destinations and review rules.
Google DriveMicrosoft 365
Slack
Notion
Salesforce
HubSpotChoose the model around the work.
Public and private model options can be considered against the data, deployment requirements and quality needed for the workflow.
Public model options
Consider an appropriate public model as part of the implementation design. The provider and configuration are selected for the use case.
Private model options
Consider private model deployment when it fits the business requirements. Hosting, operation and model quality are part of that choice.
A defined decision
Choose the model path alongside the information it will use and the work it needs to prepare.
Questions for the model plan
Implementation planning exampleA connection is part of a workflow.
The useful design covers more than access to an application. It defines how information is prepared, used and carried into the next step.
Select the scope
Identify the sources, records and destinations required by the first process.
The relevant tools and information.Define access and actions
Map source permissions and agree what each connected step may read, prepare or change.
Clear operating boundaries.Test the complete path
Check retrieval, output preparation, review and handoffs against the agreed workflow cases.
A connection that serves the process.
Connect with clear boundaries.
Make the scope of every integration visible to the team that will operate the workflow.
Knowledge access
Agree the material that retrieval can use and the people permitted to use it.
Connected actions
Define action permissions independently from the ability to retrieve information.
Source maintenance
Agree how selected information is prepared and updated, and who owns changes to it.
A few practical questions.
Are the six tools shown the full integration catalog?
No. They are familiar examples. Strivo offers 100+ integration options; the specific sources and actions needed for your workflow are confirmed during the audit.
Does every integration provide the same capabilities?
The scope depends on the tool, its available interfaces and the workflow being built. We agree the required read access, output preparation and permitted actions during implementation.
Can we choose public or private models?
Both options can be considered. The choice is made around your data, deployment requirements and the quality needed for the agreed workflow.
Start with the tools you already use.
Bring the process and its source systems. We’ll map the connections, permissions and model choices it needs.
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