Integrations

Quick Start

Give agents access to your tools in under 2 minutes:

Click Profile → Settings → Integrations
Choose a service and click Connect
Authorize access. Agents can now work within that tool

Available Integrations

Agents can work across 25+ services. Each integration expands what agents can see and do.

Service	What Agents Can Do
Productivity
Gmail	Search emails, draft responses, find attachments
Google Calendar	Schedule analysis, meeting insights, availability
Google Drive	Search files, analyze documents, find shared content
Google Sheets	Natural language spreadsheet queries, data analysis
Google Docs	Content search, document summarization
Outlook	Email search, contact management, calendar insights
Notion	Search pages, database queries, workspace insights
Communication
Slack	Search messages, summarize channels, thread analysis
Microsoft Teams	Chat search, channel insights, meeting summaries
LinkedIn	Network insights, connection analysis
X/Twitter	Social listening, engagement tracking
Intercom	Customer conversation analysis, support tickets
Sales & CRM
HubSpot	Contact queries, deal tracking, pipeline analysis
Salesforce	Opportunity management, account insights, forecasts
Attio	Relationship tracking, deal flow analysis
Development
GitHub	Repository analysis, PR insights, issue tracking
Linear	Project tracking, issue analysis, sprint insights
Figma	Design file search, team collaboration insights
Finance
Ramp	Corporate card spend analysis, expense tracking
Brex	Business expense management, transaction analysis
Stripe	Payment analytics, revenue tracking, customer insights
Analytics
PostHog	Product analytics, user behavior, feature flags
Datadog	Infrastructure monitoring, performance metrics
Databases
Supabase	Backend platform, database queries
Neon	Serverless Postgres queries, database analytics
PlanetScale	MySQL/Vitess database access, schema insights

Don’t see what you need? Email support@doe.so - we’re constantly adding new integrations.

How to Connect

OAuth (One-Click)
API Key
Database
Stripe (Dual Auth)

Most services use OAuth 2.0, the most secure method that doesn’t expose your credentials to Doe.

What You’ll Need

Admin/owner access to the service
Popups enabled for doe.so

Connection Steps

1. Start the connection

Settings → Integrations
Click Connect on your desired service
Authorization popup opens (600x700px)

2. Grant permission

Log in to the service (if not already)
Review requested permissions
Click Authorize or Allow

3. Done

Popup closes automatically
Service shows ACTIVE status
Start asking questions immediately

Why OAuth?

Credentials are never exposed to Doe. Tokens refresh automatically, and you can easily revoke access from the service’s own settings. It’s enterprise-grade security.

Popup blocked? Allow popups for doe.so in browser settings, then retry.

Some services use API Keys for programmatic access with granular permission control.

What You’ll Need

API key from the service (see locations below)
Usually “Read” or “Analytics” permissions

Connection Steps

1. Get your API keyNavigate to your service settings:

Service	Location
PostHog	Settings → Project Settings → API Keys
Datadog	Organization Settings → API Keys → New Key
Brex	Settings → Developers → API Key
Neon	Account Settings → API Keys
Supabase	Project Settings → API → Project API keys
Stripe	Dashboard → Developers → API Keys (use Restricted Key)

2. Connect in Doe

Settings → Integrations
Click Connect on the service
Modal opens with API key input

3. Paste and save

Paste your complete API key (no spaces)
Click Connect
See CONNECTED confirmation

Security

Your API key is encrypted with AES-256-CBC before storage. It’s never logged or exposed in plain text.

Why API Key?

API keys give you full control over permissions with no popup blockers. They’re ideal for developer tools and support programmatic access.

Lost your key? Simply generate a new one in the service and reconnect in Doe.

Direct database connections enable SQL queries for advanced analytics.

Neon (Serverless Postgres)

Required: API Key Optional: Database credentials (enables SQL queries)Connection:

Get API key from Neon Console → Account Settings → API Keys
In Doe: Settings → Integrations → Neon → Connect
Paste API key

Optional - Add database credentials:Toggle Include Database Credentials and choose:Individual fields:

Host: ep-cool-morning-123.us-east-2.aws.neon.tech
Username: neondb_owner
Password: ••••••••
Port: 5432
Database: neondb

Or connection string:

postgresql://user:password@host:5432/database

Click Test Connection → Connect

PlanetScale (MySQL/Vitess)

Required: Full database credentialsConnection:

Settings → Integrations → PlanetScale → Connect
Select database type: PostgreSQL (5432) or Vitess/MySQL (3306)
Enter credentials:

Individual fields:

Host: aws.connect.psdb.cloud
Username: your_username
Port: 3306
Password: ••••••••
Database: your_database

Or connection string:

mysql://user:password@host:3306/database

Click Test Connection → Connect

Security

All database credentials are encrypted with AES-256-CBC and stored with HMAC-SHA256 integrity verification.

Whitelist Doe’s IP addresses in your database firewall for connections to succeed.

Managing Connections

View All Connections: Settings → Integrations → Enabled Connectors Each connection shows a status badge:

ACTIVEConnection working normally

CONNECTINGConnection in progress

FAILEDNeeds reconnection

EXPIREDToken expired, click Reconnect

Disconnect a Service: Click Disconnect → Confirm

Connection revoked immediately
OAuth: Service receives revocation notification
API Key: Encrypted credentials deleted permanently

Reconnect: Click Reconnect next to failed/expired services → Follow connection flow → Old connection replaced

Security

All credentials are encrypted using AES-256-CBC before storage and never logged or exposed. Doe does not store your raw data from integrations. For OAuth connections, Doe never sees your password. For detailed security information, see Security & Privacy.

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Getting Started

Using Doe

Administration

Integrations

Quick Start

Available Integrations

How to Connect

What You’ll Need

Connection Steps

Why OAuth?

What You’ll Need

Connection Steps

Security

Why API Key?

Neon (Serverless Postgres)

PlanetScale (MySQL/Vitess)

Security

Step 1: Open Stripe Connection

Step 2: Choose Method

OAuth (Recommended)

API Key

Managing Connections

Security

Next Steps

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Team

Security

Getting Started

Using Doe

Administration

​Quick Start

​Available Integrations

​How to Connect

​What You’ll Need

​Connection Steps

​Why OAuth?

​What You’ll Need

​Connection Steps

​Security

​Why API Key?

​Neon (Serverless Postgres)

​PlanetScale (MySQL/Vitess)

​Security

​Step 1: Open Stripe Connection

​Step 2: Choose Method

OAuth (Recommended)

API Key

​Managing Connections

​Security

​Next Steps

Prompting

Team

Security

Quick Start

Available Integrations

How to Connect

What You’ll Need

Connection Steps

Why OAuth?

What You’ll Need

Connection Steps

Security

Why API Key?

Neon (Serverless Postgres)

PlanetScale (MySQL/Vitess)

Security

Step 1: Open Stripe Connection

Step 2: Choose Method

Managing Connections

Security

Next Steps