Connect an app
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Connecting an app lets your agents work inside the tools you already use. Every connection follows the same short flow, and most take a few minutes.
Before you start
- For most services, you'll create a small app of your own on that service's developer site — Raileon shows you exactly what to fill in, including the redirect URL to paste. This is a one-time, few-minute setup per service. A few services just need an API key you paste in instead.
- Make sure you can sign in to the service you want to connect. You will approve the connection on that service's own login screen.
- Connect accounts you own or are allowed to manage on behalf of your business.
Connect a service
Open the Integrations page
In your dashboard, go to Integrations from the left sidebar.
Find the app
Each available service has its own card with a short description of what it unlocks.
Click Connect
Select Connect on the card. If the service needs your own app, Raileon walks you through creating it and pasting the credentials.
Approve access
Sign in on that service's own sign-in screen, review the access being requested, and approve it. You are taken straight back to Raileon.
Confirm it is connected
The card now shows a Connected status. Your agents can start using the service right away.
If a card says Coming soon
Some services are still being built. A card marked Coming soon is not ready to connect yet. Let us know which ones matter most to your business and we will prioritize them.
Disconnect a service
You stay in control of every connection.
Open Integrations
Click Disconnect
On a connected card, select Disconnect. Access is revoked immediately and your agents stop using that service.
How your credentials are protected
When you connect a service, Raileon stores access tokens encrypted at rest and kept separate per customer. We never see your passwords. Tokens are only used by the system to call the service you connected, and access to them is restricted. You can revoke access at any time from the Integrations page, or from the other service's own security settings.