HUB.KI is not another tool on the pile – it is the hub that connects your existing systems and makes them smart.
HUB.KI connects to the systems you already use. Bring in your existing tools and let skills and workflows work inside them.
As of October 2026
We set up connectors marked “On request” for your organisation when you need them – talk to us.
Inbox, meetings, file storage, documents, spreadsheets, presentations, notes and tasks.
Outlook
Teams
SharePoint
PowerPoint
Word
Excel
OneDrive
OneNote
On request
Planner
On request
A workflow reads incoming requests, puts draft replies straight into your mailbox and sends them when you say so.
The Meetings app captures meetings in Teams, recognises the speakers and produces a summary and draft minutes.
Mail, calendar, documents and meetings.
Gmail
On request
Google Calendar
On request
Google Docs
On request
Google Sheets
On request
Google Meet
On request
Wikis, knowledge bases and file storage.
Confluence
Notion
Google Drive
On request
Dropbox
On request
Box
On request
Nextcloud
On request
Confluence spaces, Notion pages, Drive folders or SharePoint libraries are connected as knowledge sources. Skills answer questions about policies, processes and projects on that basis – instead of someone digging through folders.
A skill with access to handbooks and process descriptions answers the questions of the first weeks – at any time, and as current as the source.
Tickets, issues and team communication.
Jira
Slack
On request
Asana
On request
Trello
On request
monday.com
On request
ClickUp
Linear
Miro
On request
Figma
On request
Zoom
On request
Webex
On request
Mattermost
On request
The IT support workflow takes requests, searches existing Jira issues for duplicates, creates qualified tickets, comments on them and moves them through the workflow states.
Repositories, issues and pull requests.
GitHub
GitLab
On request
Bitbucket
On request
Azure DevOps
On request
Sentry
On request
A development workflow turns issues into technical requirements, implements them in code and submits the result as a pull request for review – through controlled commits.
Existing pull requests are checked for security, performance and consistency; remarks land as comments right on the diff.
Business and master data, employee data and absences.
SAP
On request
Dynamics 365 Business Central
Sage
On request
Dynamics 365 Finance
On request
Workday
On request
SAP SuccessFactors
On request
Skills access approved data in SAP and answer questions from sales, purchasing or accounting – without anyone having to open a transaction.
Contacts, opportunities, tickets and customer requests.
Salesforce
On request
Dynamics 365 Sales
HubSpot
Pipedrive
On request
Zoho CRM
On request
Jira Service Management
On request
Intercom
On request
Databases, data warehouses and reports.
PostgreSQL
On request
MySQL
On request
SQL Server
On request
MongoDB
On request
Snowflake
On request
Databricks
On request
BigQuery
On request
Power BI
On request
Tableau
On request
Airtable
On request
Campaigns, web analytics, online shops and payments.
Mailchimp
On request
Brevo
On request
Google Analytics
On request
Shopify
On request
WooCommerce
On request
Stripe
On request
PayPal
On request
There is no ready-made connector to switch on for these systems. We connect them during the project through their interfaces – via REST API or MCP, tailored to your processes.
Zendesk
Customer service
Personio
HR
DATEV
Tax & accountancy
Odoo
ERP for mid-sized companies
Shopware
Retail & e-commerce
The Meetings app records the call, a workflow sums up needs and next steps and files them as a note on the contact in the CRM.
A skill answers recurring staff questions based on your policies and the data in the HR system – HR only sees what genuinely needs a decision.
Your system is missing? Write to us – we’ll connect more systems for you. If it has an interface, that’s usually possible.
Request a connectionYour applications talk to HUB.KI through the open REST API – for example to call a workflow from inside a specialist application and process the result there.
The Model Context Protocol turns systems into tools that skills and workflows use deliberately. If a system already ships an MCP server, it is connected; for your own systems, one is built during the project.
Some tasks need more than a chat window. Then a dedicated app is built inside the HUB – like the Meetings app.
You decide which skill or workflow accesses which system and what it may do there.
Tell us what your team works with. We’ll show you which connectors work right away. Your system wasn’t listed? Get in touch – we’ll connect your own system for you too, via API or MCP.
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