What was said on the call,
already in your tools.
When a call ends, AI organizes the conversation and sends it where it belongs. Calendar bookings, spreadsheet rows, chat alerts, CRM records. The retyping stops here.
Sound familiar?
Call notes get retyped by hand afterward
Bookings and inquiries reach the right person too slowly
What you learn on the phone never makes it into the CRM
What you can connect, by category.
Reads as well as writes. Pull information in — availability, customer records — and push results out — bookings, alerts, tickets.
Calendar
- Google Calendar
- Outlook Calendar
Read availability mid-call and book the slot right there, so nobody is offered a time that's already taken.
Spreadsheets
- Google Sheets
- Excel
Append rows and read them back. Keep an intake log, or look up an existing list to answer on the spot.
Chat
- Slack
- Teams
- Chatwork
- Discord
- LINE
LINE WORKS
Post the highlights where your team already looks, so nobody has to open another tool to notice.
CRM
Salesforce
HubSpot
Look up an existing customer by caller ID, then write the conversation back so the phone history stays on the record.
Operations
- kintone
- Notion
Zendesk- Microsoft To Do
Add to Notion and read from it, open Zendesk tickets, create tasks. A call turns straight into the next piece of work.
Anything else
- Webhook
- HTTP request
For tools not on this list and for systems you built yourself — send call data to any endpoint you choose.
Zero after-call data entry.
Bookings straight to the calendar
Check Google Calendar availability during the call and book the slot right there, so nobody is offered a time that's already taken.
Records into Sheets and CRM
Rows appended to Google Sheets or Excel, records created in Salesforce or HubSpot, and existing customers looked up by caller ID.
Alerts in your usual chat
Post the highlights to Slack, Teams, Chatwork, LINE WORKS, or Discord, so the right person sees them without opening another tool.
Webhooks for everything else
kintone, Notion, and Zendesk tickets are covered, and webhooks plus HTTP requests reach the systems you built yourself.
From the end of the call to your usual workflow.
Integrations don't wait until the call is over. Look things up while talking, confirm them on the line, then send the summary onward. All of it automatic.
- During the call
Pull in what's needed
Look up the caller in your CRM by number and check calendar availability, without leaving them waiting.
- During the call
Confirm it on the line
Bookings go into the calendar and intake details into a spreadsheet, so there's nothing to call back and confirm.
- Right after
AI organizes the conversation
What the call was about and what was decided. The AI summarizes it and classifies the request. No replaying the recording to retype it.
- Then
It lands where you work
Chat alerts, CRM records, tickets, and tasks — delivered to the screen your team already has open.
Three steps to set up
No complex configuration. Set it up without code and go live the same day.
- STEP 1
Connect your tools
Sign in to the services you already use — Google Calendar, Slack, Salesforce, and the rest.
- STEP 2
Drop a block in the flow
Place an integration block anywhere in the call flow. No code involved.
- STEP 3
Map what gets sent
Choose which parts of the conversation go into which fields. The AI fills them in, call by call.
Who it's for
- You retype call details into other systems
- Taking a booking means updating a calendar twice
- You want inquiries shared in chat right away
- You want phone history recorded in your CRM
- You have an in-house system that should receive call data
How teams use it
Book consultations and share them
Check availability mid-call, book the meeting, and post the highlights to Chatwork — the appointment is in before you're back at your desk.
Inquiries logged in your CRM
Look up the caller by number, then write the conversation into HubSpot or Salesforce so the handoff starts with full context.
End the after-call
data entry today.
Free plan from ¥0. No setup fee, no code, and your tools connected in about five minutes.