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Connect Everything: How SuperCool Integrations Work

Learn how to connect Supercool to your favourite tools like Google, Slack, Stripe, and Notion. This guide explains where to find your integrations and how to quickly link them.

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Written by Maha Essam
Updated over a month ago

What Are Connectors?

Supercool gives you the ability to connect and interact seamlessly with various third-party platforms. We already have around 20 of the biggest platforms fully integrated, and we are adding new ones every single day.

How to View Your Connectors

If you want to manage your active integrations, you can find them right in your main menu:

1- Navigate to the top right of your screen and click on your profile image.

2- Select billing and settings.

4- From the top menu, select Connectors on the far right.

5- Click the black Connect button on your selected app.

How to Connect a New Platform

Method 1: Using the Prompt Box

  • Go to the main prompt box and simply tell Supercool what you want to connect to.

  • Example Prompt: "I want to connect to my Stripe" or "Connect to my Slack."

  • SuperCool will immediately reply with a secure link. Click it to authorize the connection.

Method 2: Using the Settings Menu

  • Navigate to the Connectors page using the steps above.

  • Find the tool you want to integrate from the list.

  • Click the black Connect button on your selected app.

  • Follow the on-screen authorization steps to securely link your account.

Once connected, you will instantly be able to interact with that platform seamlessly.


The Complete List of Available Connectors

Whether you are managing payments, scheduling, organizing your team, or deploying code, you can link Supercool to the tools you already use. Here is everything you can currently connect:

  • Google: Connect to Google Sheets, Google Docs, and Google Calendar.

  • X (Twitter): Post tweets, read your timeline, and manage likes.

  • Slack: Send messages, read channels, search, and list users.

  • Calendly: View events, event types, availability, and manage scheduling.

  • Stripe: Manage customers, products, payments, and subscriptions.

  • HubSpot: Manage contacts, companies, and deals.

  • Linear: Manage issues, projects, and teams.

  • Notion: Search, read, create pages, and query databases.

  • GitHub: Manage repositories, issues, and pull requests.

  • Figma: Access design files, comments, and components.

  • Todoist: Manage tasks, projects, and labels.

  • Mailchimp: Manage audiences, contacts, campaigns, and reports.

  • Vercel: Manage deployments, projects, domains, and teams.

  • Supabase: View projects, database info, analytics, logs, and configurations.

  • Trello: Manage boards, lists, and cards.

  • Airtable: Access bases, tables, records, and comments.

  • TikTok: Access your videos, profile, and post videos.

  • ClickUp: Manage workspaces, spaces, lists, and tasks.

  • n8n: Manage workflows, executions, and automations.

  • Discord: List servers, channels, send and read messages.

  • Sentry: View and manage error tracking issues, projects, and organizations.

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