Integrations
Deep dive into each integration
These are reference pages for individual integrations, covering exactly what Quickly can do in each one, what it needs from your account, and where the limits are.
Every integration follows the same model. Each person authorizes their own account, tokens are encrypted and scoped to that person, and Quickly acts with your access rather than a shared service account. If you cannot do something in the tool directly, Quickly cannot do it for you either.
For the full catalog of everything Quickly connects to, see All Integrations and How OAuth Works in the User Guide. For the admin side, including how to enable only a subset of an integration's tools, see Managing Integrations.
Each page here lists what Quickly can actually do in that tool, rather than what the tool is capable of in general. Where a capability depends on your own permissions, your plan, or a workspace policy set by an Admin, the page says so, because that is usually the reason a request that looks reasonable comes back refused.
Connecting a tool is only half the picture. What Quickly is then allowed to do with it is governed by your workspace's autonomy mode and by any per-integration policy an Admin has set, so a connected integration is not automatically an unsupervised one.