Integrations

Emerjent connects to the tools your agency already runs.

Your CRM stays your CRM. Your dashboards stay your dashboards. Emerjent operates on top, syncing the activity that matters in and pushing the metrics that matter out, on a schedule, with no LLM in the loop and no database to expose.

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Native integrations

Two ways your stack talks to Emerjent.

HubSpot Sync

Your HubSpot calls, meetings, emails, and notes sync into Emerjent on a schedule, resolved to the right client and deal. Read-only, deterministic, no LLM in the loop.

How HubSpot Sync works

Databox

Push your Emerjent operational metrics to your own Databox dashboards, and pull a client's funnel metric back out to track as a KPI. Your account, your data, no database exposed.

How the Databox integration works

Agents also connect to Gmail and Google Calendar. See Agents.

Built to travel

Integrations ship the same way everything else does. As packs.

An integration on Emerjent isn't a one-off bolt-on. It's packaged the same way your methodology is, as an installable pack: the setup runbook, the fields it needs, the connector it expects. An integration you configure once can travel to another workspace the same way a vertical pack does.

The HubSpot activity sync is packaged as a marketplace integration.

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Safe by construction

Org-scoped at the database

The same org guard sits in front of every data-sync write. Who you are is read from who's asking, never from what a request claims.

Read-only by design

The HubSpot sync uses read-only access, and the Databox push exposes no database.

Deterministic where it counts

The scheduled syncs run as tool-dispatch jobs with no LLM in the loop.

Connect the stack you already run.

Activity in, metrics out, on top of the tools you already trust.

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