Neotask connects to more than 1,200 apps across 12 categories: productivity, finance, sales and CRM, development, communication, AI and ML, analytics, marketing, security, infrastructure, design and media, and education. Each connection lets an agent read, write, and act inside that tool directly, instead of a human copying data between tabs. The spread is wide on purpose. In productivity you'll find Notion and Trello alongside Airtable, so an agent can update a project database the same way a person would. Sales and CRM covers Salesforce and HubSpot, which means an agent can log a call, update a deal stage, or pull a contact record without a separate export step. Finance includes Stripe and QuickBooks, so billing events and invoice data flow into an agent's workflow instead of sitting in a report someone has to open manually. Development connects to GitHub and Jira, letting an agent open a pull request, comment on an issue, or check build status. Communication runs through Slack, Gmail, and Zoom, covering the three channels most teams actually live in day to day. Marketing includes Mailchimp, and commerce-adjacent work runs through Shopify. Infrastructure and automation categories add connectors like Zapier and Dropbox for teams that already have workflows built around those tools and don't want to rebuild them. Every one of these is a live, published connection, not a roadmap item. Each app page documents the specific actions available for that integration: what an agent can read, what it can write, and what triggers a workflow. That level of detail matters more than the raw count, because 1,200 connections is only useful if each one does something specific and documented rather than offering a generic "connected" status with no real capability behind it. New categories get added as agent workflows expand into new tool types, and existing integrations get new actions as apps ship new APIs. If a tool your team relies on isn't listed under its category yet, the gap is usually a build queue item rather than a permanent limitation, since the connector architecture is the same across all 1,200-plus apps. Browse by category below to see the full list of connections, the specific actions each one supports, and how teams are combining them into working automations.
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