Integrations
Works with your stack. Writes back to it.
AxiaForce runs alongside the stack you already pay for.
- Your CRM, ATS, email, calendar, ERP, documents, repos and website stay the systems of record
- AI employees act through adapters, with only the scopes you grant
- Every write-back carries the work-object id — so every action is traceable
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Examples by category · the launch list is confirmed per customer during onboarding
How an adapter works
Four steps, the same for every system.
Every adapter implements the same contract.
- Custom adapters stay just as straightforward
- Same security story whether it's Salesforce or an internal tool
Authorise
You connect a system and see the exact scopes the workflow needs before you grant them. Nothing broader is requested.
Read
Workers read what a work object needs — a contact, a candidate, a calendar — at run time. No bulk copy of your data into a second system.
Act
Gated actions wait for approval. Everything else runs within policy: send windows, rate limits, recipient rules.
Write back & log
Activity, stage changes and outcomes are written to the system of record. The same event lands in the ledger with the work-object id.
Custom adapters
Anything with an API or an MCP server.
Internal tools, legacy systems, a vendor nobody has heard of.
- Declares its capabilities and scopes against the same contract
- The platform treats it exactly like a first-party adapter
- Including in the ledger — same evidence, same trail
adapter: internal-ats
kind: ats
auth: oauth2 # or api-key, mcp
scopes:
- candidates:read
- candidates:stage:write
- notes:write
capabilities:
read.candidate: GET /v2/candidates/{id}
write.stage: POST /v2/candidates/{id}/stage
write.note: POST /v2/candidates/{id}/notes
ledger:
correlate_by: work_object_id
emit: [read, write, error]
limits:
rate: 60/min
window: recipient_local 08:00-18:00Have a system we didn't list?
Tell us what it is. If it has an API, we'll show you the adapter on the call.