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Integrations that live inside the data layer.

Stripe, Gmail, Outlook, WhatsApp, S3, GitHub — native. Agents and workflows use them with the same access controls your team has.

Native integrations

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  • stripe
  • gmail
  • outlook
  • whatsapp
  • s3
  • r2
  • github
  • openai
  • anthropic
  • resend
  • mongodb
  • meilisearch

Plus connector framework — build your own with webhooks and APIs.

The catalog, grouped by what they do.

Every integration is a real, audited code path — not a connector marketplace shipping someone else's adapter.

Payments

Per-tenant billing, real Stripe customers.

  • Live

    Stripesubscriptions

    Subscriptions, products, pricing. Per-tenant billing — every client gets their own Stripe customer.

    • Billing
    • Webhooks

Communications

Email, WhatsApp, push — all under one access layer.

  • Live

    Gmailoauth · pubsub

    OAuth + Pub/Sub real-time. JWT validation on every webhook. Threading, snooze, scheduled send.

    • Email
    • OAuth
  • Live

    Outlookoauth · subscription

    OAuth with subscription renewal. Multi-account inbox per user. Same threading surface as Gmail.

    • Email
    • OAuth
  • Live

    WhatsApptwo-way

    Two-way messaging, threaded into the CRM. No Twilio markup. Sessions tracked in a real collection.

    • CRM
    • Comms
  • Live

    Resendtransactional

    Transactional email via SMTP and the Resend SDK. Mailpit in dev — never spam your test inboxes.

    • Email
    • Dev
  • Live

    Web Pushweb-push

    Per-device push subscriptions. Task assignment, due reminders, daily briefing — under one access layer.

    • Notifications

Storage and data

S3-compatible blobs, MongoDB with HLC sync metadata.

  • Live

    S3 / Cloudflare R2s3-compatible

    Tenant-scoped blob storage via @payloadcms/storage-s3. Any S3-compatible store works — not locked to AWS.

    • Files
    • Storage
  • Live

    MongoDBhlc-sync

    Primary database with HLC metadata on every row. Powers incremental iOS sync without polling.

    • Data
    • Sync

Auth and identity

OAuth 2.0, OIDC, WebAuthn — standards, not vendor SDKs.

  • Live

    OAuth 2.0 + OIDCstandards-based

    OAuth 2.0 for Gmail, Outlook, GitHub. OIDC JWT validation on the Gmail Pub/Sub webhook.

    • Auth
    • Standards
  • Live

    NextAuth v5passwordless · webauthn

    Passwordless OTP, WebAuthn, OAuth providers. Payload adapter — sessions live next to your tenant data.

    • Auth
    • Identity

AI models

OpenAI and Anthropic via the Vercel AI SDK. Streamed and audited.

  • Live

    OpenAI@ai-sdk/openai

    Streaming completions for agent tool-calls. Every invocation lands in the three-lens audit.

    • AI
    • Streaming
  • Live

    Anthropicstreaming

    Claude via the Vercel AI SDK. Cost capped per run, per tenant — defaults to $2 per agent run.

    • AI
    • Streaming

Dev and data sources

GitHub via the connector framework. Meilisearch for full-text.

  • Live

    GitHubconnector · incremental

    Connector instance plus an incremental sync job. Pulls repo and issue context into the workspace.

    • Dev
    • Sync
  • Live

    Meilisearchoptional

    Optional full-text search across CRM and intranet. Drop-in — tenant-scoped indexes per workspace.

    • Search

Background jobs

Redis-backed queue with 40+ jobs. Every run captured for audit and replay.

  • Live

    Redis job orchestrator40+ jobs

    Cron, queues, delayed jobs, fan-out with idempotency. Every run captured for replay and audit.

    • Jobs
    • Cron

Three rules for every integration.

No bolt-ons. No proprietary lock-in. No magic — just the standards every modern stack already speaks.

First-class, not bolted on.

WhatsApp, Stripe, Gmail, and Outlook are real surfaces — threaded into the CRM record, not surfaced through a Zapier task. The data lives in your tenant.

Open ecosystem.

Any S3-compatible blob store works — AWS, Cloudflare R2, Backblaze. SMTP and Resend swap in by env var. No vendor lock-in by accident.

Built on standards.

OAuth 2.0, OIDC for token validation, webhooks with HMAC signing. The pieces every modern stack already speaks — no proprietary auth layer.

Want more? Build your own.

The connector framework — connector-instances, webhook intake, incremental sync jobs. API-first and webhook-first.

  • connector-instances — one row per provider account, scoped to your tenant.
  • Webhook intake with HMAC signing and idempotency keys.
  • Incremental sync jobs run on a Redis-backed queue with retries and dedupe.
  • OAuth callbacks and token refresh handled by the framework.
  • Expose new endpoints to AI agents by registering them as tools.
  • Every call inherits tenant isolation enforced at the database — no escape hatches.

Different from Zapier.

Zapier sits between apps. Grid integrations sit inside the data layer — your agents and workflows can both use them natively.

Zapier
Where the data lives
Between apps
Agents can use the integration
Workflows can use the integration
Cross-app only
OAuth tokens scoped to your workspace
Per Zap
Per-task pricing
Per-task
Inbound webhooks land on records
Generic trigger
Tenant-scoped audit per call
Custom integration framework
CLI + APIs
Grid
Where the data lives
Inside your tenant
Agents can use the integration
Native tools
Workflows can use the integration
In-record triggers
OAuth tokens scoped to your workspace
Per tenant
Per-task pricing
Flat tier
Inbound webhooks land on records
Threaded to CRM
Tenant-scoped audit per call
Three-lens
Custom integration framework
Connectors

Positioning, not pricing — Zapier is a great fit for cross-app glue. Grid is a fit when the data should already live together.

Plug it in. Or build your own.

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