Kai should fit the workflow you already run.
KaiCalls connects to the tools you already run. Here is what Kai hands off natively today, what flows through API, webhooks, and workflow tooling, and what is on the way — so you always know exactly what you get.
Calendar, webhook, and messaging paths are the fastest way to get Kai into the business's current flow.
CRM and automation tooling receive lead and call outcomes through webhooks and Zapier, no bespoke build required.
More native connectors are in active development, with each one shipped only once it works end to end.
Native now
What Kai can connect today.
These are the direct handoffs Kai can make right now — calendar, webhook, and messaging paths that drop straight into your current flow.
Calendar booking
Kai checks availability and hands appointment outcomes straight into your scheduling workflow, so staff never copy details by hand.
Webhook destinations
Send call and lead outcomes to the system that already owns the customer record, even when there is no direct native destination yet.
SMS and messaging paths
Use telephony and messaging routes for follow-up, confirmations, and post-call customer actions.
API, webhooks, and workflow
The flexible middle layer matters.
You do not need a marketplace-grade native install to get value on day one. Kai sends call and lead outcomes straight into the tools you already trust.
CRM and pipeline tools
GoHighLevel, HubSpot, Salesforce, Airtable, and similar systems are where the call outcome lands once Kai has done the first layer of work.
No-code workflow tools
Zapier-style paths give you distribution speed and reach thousands of apps, perfect when you need a connection live before a native integration exists.
Phone-system actions
Some integrations are not about data sync at all. They route, transfer, or escalate the caller to a person the moment Kai needs a hand.
Current reference pages
On the roadmap
Where Kai is headed next.
Here is what we are building next. These connectors are in development and not yet live — we list them so you can see what is coming without mistaking it for what ships today.
ServiceTitan and other home-service operating systems, so dispatch context flows with the call.
Deeper CRM marketplace listings with a polished, one-click install flow.
More lead-source connectors, so Kai answers faster than the manual callback loop ever could.
For teams buying Kai
Kai fits the operating stack you already run, so leads land in the tools your team checks every day instead of yet another place to babysit.
For teams implementing Kai
Know exactly what you are wiring up: calendar, webhook, and messaging handoffs are native today, CRM and automation flows route through webhooks, and a few provider connectors are still in development.