How the integrations work

Claude AI is the engine. Everything else below is what turns a chat into something that actually happens.

Botaty runs on a small, deliberate stack rather than dozens of app connections. Each piece below does one job โ€” together they cover the whole loop from "a customer tries to reach you" to "you got paid."
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Claude AI Core

Reads what's happening โ€” a new lead, a missed call, a finished job โ€” and decides what to do about it: tag a lead emergency, quote, or routine; draft a reply; write a job summary. This is the "thinking" step inside every automation, and it's also what turns your plain-English description into a working workflow when you set one up.

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Brevo Core

Sends the actual texts and emails your customers receive โ€” the missed-call text-back, appointment reminders, review requests, invoice nudges. One account covers both SMS and email, so there's only one key to set up.

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Slack Team notifications

Posts a message to your team's Slack when something needs a human โ€” a new emergency lead, a workflow that failed to run. Your customers never see this; it's purely for keeping your team in the loop. Optional โ€” add it from your dashboard's Integrations tab whenever you're ready.

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Google Sheets Your records

Appends a row to a spreadsheet you already own โ€” one line per job or lead an automation logs. No CRM required, and it's a format your whole team already knows how to open. Also optional.

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Stripe Billing

Handles your Botaty subscription and credit-pack purchases. It's how you pay us โ€” it doesn't touch your own customers' invoices or payments; the invoice reminder template just sends a text/email nudge, it doesn't process a charge.

Which of these do I actually need? Just Claude AI and Brevo โ€” those two run all 10 starter templates on their own. Slack and Google Sheets are extras for teams that want internal visibility beyond the dashboard; add them any time without changing anything already running.