Connected apps and WhatsApp, in pilot

More than 2,000 apps through Pipedream Connect, such as Google Sheets, Slack, HubSpot, Zoho CRM, Gmail and Notion. Open to a small number of workspaces while we test.

Admins connect each account on the app's own sign-in screen. Builders add specific actions to an agent, fix some inputs, such as which spreadsheet, and let the agent fill the rest.

Actions that only read run freely by default, actions that change data ask first, and deletes always ask. Every action is logged with its cost.

Paste one line into your website to add a chat window answered by your published agent or workforce. Only the sites you list can show it, and it always says it is an AI assistant. You can let visitors send photos and PDFs.

No website? Turn on a chat page with its own link, share it on WhatsApp or print its QR code for your counter. Search engines don't list it unless you allow it.

Agents and workforces answer customers on a WhatsApp number that our team connects, say they are an AI, respect STOP, and show delivery ticks. After WhatsApp's 24-hour window, your team sends an approved template from the task.

Connect your WhatsApp Business number yourself, and approve or reject an agent's actions from a WhatsApp message.

Give an agent its own email address and forward your Gmail, Outlook or Zoho inbox to it. It replies by email, with approvals if you want them, or just handles each email for your team.

Agents offer your free times and book the one a customer picks, with a calendar invite. In early access: Google shows an "unverified app" warning when you connect, until we complete its verification.

Emails to a list of business contacts, written for each person, with up to two follow-ups that stop when they reply. In early access: Google shows an "unverified app" warning when you connect, until we complete its verification.

Your team asks an agent questions in Slack, and leads an agent saves become HubSpot contacts. HubSpot is in early access while it reviews our app.

Connect your LinkedIn, and an agent drafts posts, with a free stock photo or your own if you like. Each post waits in Tasks until you approve it, and goes to your own profile. Posting as a company page needs LinkedIn's approval, which we haven't applied for. LinkedIn asks you to reconnect every 60 days.

Making product photos and posters with AI is switched off for now. Agents can use a free stock photo or your own instead. We'll say in the changelog when it's back.

Paste a Meet, Zoom, Teams or Webex link; an AI notetaker joins and says it is recording, and the agent writes the notes and action items.

Start a live agent's task at set times, or when another system sends data.

A lead saved, an appointment booked, a task handed over or failed, an outreach reply or meeting notes can start an agent, with filters. So can new HubSpot contacts, new rows in a Google Sheet shared by link, and Razorpay, Shopify and WooCommerce webhooks.

Give a live agent work from your own code with a project API key, and read the reply.

Create a payment link for a customer and share it in the conversation.

Give agents the tools of your own MCP server, with an approval setting for each (public https servers with a key; OAuth sign-in later). Claude Code, Codex or Cursor can also connect to Dhanur AI's own MCP server to build and run your agents.

Agents that speak with customers on calls.