Connected stack

Keep your tools. Add an operating layer.

Omni works around the systems your team already uses. The job is to connect the signal, prepare the next action, and return a clean record — not to create another software pile.

4 core toolsQuickBooks, Stripe, Gmail, and Google Calendar are the current homepage examples.
1 workflowThe first connection is chosen around the job you want to prove.
0 rip-and-replaceYour existing systems remain the source of truth.

The core connections Omni shows today.

These are the current first-party examples from the Omni operating model. Connection depth, write permissions, and rollout timing should be confirmed during setup for your stack.

QuickBooks

Invoice trail, customer records, and payment context in the owner workflow.

Core connection

Stripe

Payment events and payout context used for collections and reporting workflows.

Core connection

Gmail

Inbound messages, follow-up drafts, and owner-ready summaries in one trail.

Core connection

Google Calendar

Availability, booking context, and approval windows for scheduling workflows.

Core connection

Managed connection review

We map the source of truth, field ownership, and failure path before the first workflow goes live.

Read before write

Start with visibility and drafts. Add write actions only after the team approves the operating rules.

Bring your stack

Tell us the CRM, phone, scheduling, billing, and inbox tools that matter; the first job shapes the rollout.