Slack
Conversations, threads, and source-linked answers.
Integrations
Give your Agent the same working context as your best operator.
Connect product data, business systems, and the long tail of tools your customers already use.
Customer operations product
orders.readcustomers.readinventory.readStart with familiar systems. Add the product-specific context that makes the Agent useful.
Conversations, threads, and source-linked answers.
Email context, open decisions, and follow-ups.
Documents, policies, and grounded source evidence.
Events, conflicts, availability, and time zones.
Orders, customers, inventory, and fulfillment.
Payments, subscriptions, refunds, and disputes.
Ledger data, reconciliation, aging, and period comparison.
Accounts, pipeline, activity, and customer history.
Specifications, decisions, and operational knowledge.
Issues, projects, blockers, and release status.
Repositories, pull requests, and review history.
Common systems, specialist tools, and direct protocols can all become part of the workflow.
The provider account the Agent acts as.
The exact actions and data it can reach.
How access is connected, rotated, and revoked.
Access stays inside the identity and account boundary the workflow is meant to serve. The provider credential sets the ceiling, and revoking it blocks the next connected execution rather than undoing an earlier read. Where the boundaries sit.
Product-native data is often the most important context of all. Cantora can connect it through the interface that best matches the workflow.
Bring the workflow and the system contract. We will map the cleanest route into the Agent.
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