Integrations
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Bring the firm’s conversations, documents, records and decisions into Louvain: 36 integrations today, more on the way. Each one keeps the source’s own sharing, so every person reads only what they could already open.
01
Google Workspace
Mail, files and calendars. Connect your own account, or have an admin connect the company’s. Files and attachments are read, not just named.
Gmail
Who can read it: only you, or the people your admin chooses.
Google Drive
Who can read it: follows each file’s sharing.
Google Calendar
Who can read it: only you, or each event’s organiser and attendees.
02
Microsoft 365
Outlook mail and calendars, OneDrive, SharePoint and Teams. Connect your own account, or have an admin connect the company’s. Files are read, not just named.
Outlook mail
Who can read it: only you, or follows Microsoft’s permissions, or the people you choose.
Outlook Calendar
Who can read it: only you, or follows Microsoft’s permissions, or the people you choose.
OneDrive
Who can read it: follows Microsoft’s permissions, or the people you choose.
SharePoint
Who can read it: follows Microsoft’s permissions, or the people you choose.
Microsoft Teams
Who can read it: follows channel membership, or the people you choose.
03
Chat
Channels and threads, with channel membership deciding who can read each one.
Slack
Who can read it: follows channel membership.
04
File storage
Each file’s contents are read, and a file deleted at the source is removed here too.
Dropbox
Who can read it: only you, or the people you choose.
Box
Who can read it: only you, or the people you choose.
05
Sales and Customer Service
Deals, accounts, tickets and conversations, including how a stage, an owner or an amount changed over time.
HubSpot
Who can read it: shared with the people you choose.
Salesforce
Who can read it: shared with the people you choose.
Pipedrive
Who can read it: shared with the people you choose.
Attio
Who can read it: shared with the people you choose.
Zendesk
Who can read it: follows group access, or the people you choose.
Intercom
Who can read it: shared with the people you choose.
06
Meetings
Recorded meetings’ transcripts, summaries and action items, read by the people the recording is shared with.
Fireflies
Who can read it: only you, or follows each meeting’s Fireflies privacy, or the people you choose.
Gong
Who can read it: follows Gong’s permission profiles; private calls are not shown.
Zoom
Who can read it: follows each recording’s sharing, or the people you choose.
Fathom
Who can read it: only you, or meetings shared with everyone in Fathom.
Granola
Who can read it: only you.
Otter
Who can read it: only you, or the people and channels a conversation is shared with.
tl;dv
Who can read it: only you.
07
IT
Issues, pull requests and wiki pages, each with its own history, so you can ask what was true when.
Linear
Who can read it: follows team membership, or the people you choose.
Jira
Who can read it: follows project permissions, or the people you choose.
GitHub
Who can read it: follows repository access, or the people you choose.
Notion
Who can read it: shared with the people you choose.
Confluence
Who can read it: follows Confluence permissions, or the people you choose.
08
Human Resources
Who works where, who reports to whom and who is on which team.
Google Workspace Directory
Who can read it: shared with the people you choose.
BambooHR
Who can read it: shared with the people you choose.
HiBob
Who can read it: shared with the people you choose.
Rippling
Who can read it: shared with the people you choose.
Workday
Who can read it: shared with the people you choose.
Okta
Who can read it: shared with the people you choose.
Microsoft Entra ID
Who can read it: shared with the people you choose.
Coming soon
On the way.
Not yet available to connect.
- DiscordComing soon
- FrontComing soon
Something else?
Louvain can also take in messages, documents and records from your own systems, with the permissions you attach to them.
How access works →Bring your stack.
We’ll help you choose how to connect each source and who should read it.