22 tools, one connection for your agents.
For each integration: what your agent can read and change, how marketing, sales and RevOps use it, and where its limits are.
Analytics & SEO
→Google Analytics 4Web analyticsQuery reports, funnels and conversions, and maintain your measurement setup.
nearly complete4 use cases20 tools
→Google Search ConsoleSEOQuery search terms, rankings and index status.
nearly complete4 use cases8 tools
→Google Tag ManagerTrackingReview, create and version tags, triggers and variables.
complete4 use cases24 tools
Advertising
→Google AdsSearch advertisingAnalyze, research keywords, and test changes in a dry run first.
nearly complete4 use cases12 tools
→LinkedIn AdsB2B advertisingPlan audiences, draft campaigns, see results by company.
partial4 use cases21 tools
→Meta AdsSocial adsAnalyze Facebook and Instagram campaigns, pause them and manage budgets.
nearly complete4 use cases11 tools- →Meta Ads MCP MCPSocial ads (beta)
Meta's own MCP server with benchmarks, anomalies and ad creation.
complete4 use cases
CRM
→HubSpotCRM & marketing automationRead and maintain contacts, deals, lists, sequences and content.
nearly complete4 use cases36 tools- →HubSpot MCP MCPCRM analytics
HubSpot's own MCP server, with analytics the API doesn't offer.
complete4 use cases 
→SalesforceCRM & salesQuery and maintain leads, accounts and opportunities, run reports.
nearly complete4 use cases16 tools
Outbound
Enrichment
→ClayData enrichmentFind and enrich people and companies, up to 10,000 per run.
partial4 use cases14 tools- →Clay MCP MCPAccount research
Clay's own MCP server for individual companies and contacts.
complete3 use cases 
→LushaContact and company dataFind contacts, reveal contact details, buying groups and signals.
complete3 use cases34 tools- →Lusha MCP MCPContact data in chat
Lusha's own MCP server, with export to the CRM.
complete1 use cases
Intent
Work & knowledge
→NotionWiki and databasesRead and maintain pages and databases, content as Markdown.
nearly complete3 use cases24 tools- →Notion MCP MCPKnowledge research
Notion's own MCP server, with Notion AI also across connected sources.
complete2 use cases 
→ClickUpTasks and projectsTasks, comments, time, goals, Docs and chat.
nearly complete3 use cases44 tools- →ClickUp MCP MCPProject assistant
ClickUp's own MCP server with search and bulk changes.
complete2 use cases
Several tools in one workflow.
An agent is most useful when one workflow spans several tools. Here are four that revenue teams set up.
Handle inbound leads right away
A form comes in, Clay enriches the lead, HubSpot prioritizes it, and if it's a fit, it goes straight into the right sequence. Sales gets the context along with the email address.
Account-based marketing
LinkedIn Ads shows which companies respond to your ads. HubSpot adds buying intent signals and open deals. Through HeyReach, you reach the decision-makers personally, and nobody gets contacted twice.
Check your paid campaigns
The agent puts spend from Google Ads, conversions from GA4 and the tracking in Tag Manager side by side. That's how it finds budget that isn't paying off, and it prepares fixes as a dry run.
Visible in Google and in AI answers
Search Console shows rankings and gaps, and HubSpot MCP shows your visibility in AI search engines. From that, the agent writes blog drafts in HubSpot.
Spot buying intent
SalesViewer shows which companies visit your website, Fibbler which ones engage with your LinkedIn ads. The agent matches both with HubSpot and gives sales a list of the companies that don't have a deal yet.
From close to project
A deal is won in HubSpot. The agent creates the onboarding task with a checklist in ClickUp and the handoff page with contacts and open points in Notion. Delivery starts with what sales knows.
Add other tools with an API key.
Any tool with an API key can be added as a custom REST connector, no coding needed. We'll show you how.