> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.biscuit.so/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Integrations: Connect the tools you already use > Connect HubSpot, Google, Notion, Linear and other tools to Biscuit. Your apps and chats can then show their data, keep it up to date and act on it. Integrations let your Biscuit apps and chats work with the services your team already uses, such as HubSpot, Google, Notion or Linear. ![Integration List](https://mintcdn.com/flits-886e81a8/ifTb28epMkMTi_3y/images/integration-list.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=ifTb28epMkMTi_3y\&q=85\&s=98fd20e077511b02f32e300298b5694c) Once you connect a tool, an app can show its data, keep it up to date and act on it. For example, a sales dashboard can show your open HubSpot deals, and a booking app can add events to your Google Calendar. There's no code to write. You sign in to the service once, and your apps can use it from then on. ## Connecting a tool You can connect a tool in two ways: from chat while you build, or from **Settings**. ### From chat 1. Describe what you need, for example: *"Show my open HubSpot deals and let me move a deal when I drag it."* 2. Biscuit sees that your app needs HubSpot and asks you to connect it, right in the chat. 3. Sign in to the service and choose the access the app gets, for example *Read: Companies, Deals* and *Change: Deals*. 4. Biscuit builds your app, and the app can use the service straight away. ![Connect Hubspot](https://mintcdn.com/flits-886e81a8/ifTb28epMkMTi_3y/images/connect-hubspot.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=ifTb28epMkMTi_3y\&q=85\&s=03a57c9474e276c634825e8332a0d0f7) ### From Settings 1. Open **Settings**. You can also press **Cmd + ,** (Mac) or **Ctrl + ,** (Windows). 2. Select **Connections**. 3. Under **Available**, pick the tool. 4. Choose who can use the account and what it can access. 5. Sign in to the tool. The tool is now ready for any app that needs it. ![Settings Page](https://mintcdn.com/flits-886e81a8/ifTb28epMkMTi_3y/images/settings-page.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=ifTb28epMkMTi_3y\&q=85\&s=eae34ec463a7059f4c05200d00941e3e) ## Managing your integrations You can manage integrations in two places: **Settings**, for the accounts you've connected, and an app's **Share** settings, for how that app uses them. ### In Settings Open **Settings** → **Connections**. Under **Connected**, you'll see each account you've connected, which apps use it (for example *Used by Sales Dashboard and 2 more*), and what it can access, such as *Read* or *Change*. For each account, choose **Who can use this account**: * **Only you:** the account is kept in your Personal space. Only you can manage it or pick it for other apps and chats. * **A shared space:** everyone in that space can pick it for their apps and chats. Anyone who can edit the space can manage it. ### Reconnecting and Disconnecting your integrations * If an account stops working, its card shows **Needs reconnecting** or **Needs more access**. Click **Reconnect** or **Allow access** and sign in again. * To disconnect an account, open its menu on the **Connections** page. ### In an app's Share settings Each service in an app uses either one shared account or each person's own account. To choose: 1. Open the app and click **Share**. 2. Open **Connected services**. 3. For each service, choose one of these: * **One shared account:** everyone using the app goes through the same account, for example a team calendar or the company CRM. Someone who can edit the app connects it once. Until then, people who can only use the app are asked to wait for an editor. * **Each person's own account:** everyone connects their own account, for example their own email or notes. Each person is asked to connect it the first time they use the app. After you switch between the two, the account needs to be connected again. ## Using a service in chat, without an app You don't need to build an app to look something up. Ask a question in chat, for example *"Which HubSpot deals are closing this month?"* If the account isn't connected yet, Biscuit asks you to connect it, then answers. Looking things up only reads data. Biscuit changes data in a connected service, or sends messages through it, only when you've clearly asked it to. If it isn't sure, it asks first. ## Available integrations * Apollo * Notion * HubSpot * Attio * Google * Calendly * Granola * Exact Online * Clay * ClickHouse * GitHub * Linear * Mollie * Neon *and more.* Using a service that isn't listed? Connect it with an API key. See [Connecting external APIs](https://docs.biscuit.so/apis.md) ## FAQ > [accordion] Do I need an API key or a developer to connect a tool? > > No, for most tools. You sign in to the tool in a pop-up window. > [accordion] What can an app do with my account? > > Only what you approve when you connect. Biscuit shows the exact access first, for example *Read: Deals* and *Change: Deals*, and why the app needs it. > [accordion] Who can manage a connected account? > > If you choose **Only you**, only you can. If you share it with a space, anyone who can edit that space can manage it. > [accordion] Can teammates use an app that uses my account? > > Yes. If the app uses one shared account, everyone using the app goes through it, even if the account is set to **Only you**. That setting controls who can manage the account and use it in new apps. > [accordion] An account says *Needs reconnecting*. What do I do? > > Open **Settings** → **Connections**, click **Reconnect** or **Allow access** on the account's card, and sign in again. > [accordion] Can Biscuit change data in my services without asking? > > In chat, no. Biscuit only makes changes you clearly ask for, and asks when it isn't sure. In a published app, actions run when someone uses them, like any other action in the app. > [accordion] What's the difference between Integrations and Connected assistants? > > Integrations let Biscuit use your other tools. [Connected assistants](https://docs.biscuit.so/connected-assistants.md) work the other way: they let an assistant like Claude or ChatGPT use Biscuit. ## Up next > [card] [Connecting external APIs](https://docs.biscuit.so/apis.md) > > Connect a service that isn't on the list. > [card] [AI security](https://docs.biscuit.so/ai-security.md) > > How Biscuit keeps your data and credentials safe. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.