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Integrations

FluidGrids connects to external systems through integration nodes. Thirty integration nodes are available from the store, covering CRM, finance, support, communication, data, and AI services. Install the node from the Node Store inside the builder, add a connection to the service, and pick that connection on the node.

Integration Nodes​

Developer Tools​

  • GitHub — repositories, issues, pull requests, and webhooks

CRM & Sales​

  • Salesforce — records, queries, and updates
  • HubSpot — contacts, deals, and marketing objects

Finance & Payments​

  • Stripe — payments, customers, and subscriptions
  • QuickBooks — invoices, customers, and accounting records

Support​

  • Zendesk — tickets, users, and organizations

Communication & Email​

  • Gmail — read and process email
  • SendGrid — send transactional email
  • Slack — post messages and interact with channels
  • Google Chat — post messages to spaces

Google Workspace​

  • Google Sheets — read and write spreadsheet data
  • Google Drive — manage files and folders
  • Google Docs — create and update documents
  • Google Calendar — manage events and calendars

Data​

  • PostgreSQL — query, insert, update, and delete
  • Airtable — read and write bases and tables

Reviews & Social​

  • Twitter/X — post and read content
  • Trustpilot — reviews and business data
  • G2 — reviews and product data
  • App Store Connect — app metadata and reviews

Project Management​

  • Linear — issues, projects, and comments

Platform​

  • BigConsole DataSink — send data into BigConsole

AI & Parsing​

  • AI Agent, Anthropic Chat Model, OpenAI Chat Model, Structured Output Parser, and PDF Extract. See AI Capabilities for details.

Authentication​

Store nodes authenticate through connections. A connection is created once under Credentials in the sidebar (the Connections screen) and then selected inside any node that needs it. How a connection is made depends on the provider:

  • OAuth 2.0 — Airtable, GitHub, Google Workspace (Calendar, Chat, Docs, Drive, Forms, Gmail, Sheets), HubSpot, Linear, Microsoft 365, Notion, Salesforce, Slack: you authorise FluidGrids in the provider's own consent screen, choosing the permissions (scopes) to grant.
  • API key — Anthropic, OpenAI, SendGrid, Twilio, and generic API-key services: you paste the key (and, where offered, a base URL or custom headers).
  • Basic Auth, Bearer Token, custom configuration — for services that use them, including PostgreSQL connection details.

Connections are encrypted at rest, scoped to the workspace, and never returned by the API or UI once saved. See Credentials.

Building Custom Integrations​

For services not covered by a store node, you can:

  1. Use the built-in HTTP Request node with custom headers and authentication
  2. Build a Custom Node — ask the AI Assistant to scaffold one, or follow Custom Node Development

Next steps​

  • Nodes — the full node catalog and capabilities
  • Custom Nodes — building your own integration nodes