Twilio
Call and message events, with proposed outbound communications through Twilio.
View listingCall and message events, with proposed outbound communications through Twilio.
View listingNotifications and human approval requests in configured Slack channels.
View listingAlerts and human approval requests in Microsoft Teams.
View listingEmail sending, identities, configuration sets, and event publishing through the Amazon SES API v2.
View listingGuild channels, threads, messages, and members from Discord servers through the HTTP API and Gateway events.
View listingMailbox messages, threads, labels, and drafts through the Gmail API, with new-mail notifications over Cloud Pub/Sub.
View listingSpaces, messages, and memberships in Google Workspace through the Google Chat API, with events over Pub/Sub.
View listingEmail sending, delivery events, webhooks, and inbound routes through the Mailgun API.
View listingRooms, events, and room state on any Matrix homeserver through the Client-Server API or an application service.
View listingTeams, channels, posts, and bot accounts on your own Mattermost server through its REST API and WebSocket events.
View listingExchange Online and Outlook mailboxes: messages, folders, send, rules, and change notifications through the Microsoft Graph mail API.
View listingIncidents, services, escalation policies, and on-call schedules from PagerDuty, with alert events and incident updates.
View listingTransactional email, bounces, message streams, inbound mail, and delivery webhooks through the Postmark API.
View listingPush notifications to iOS, Android, and desktop devices through the Pushover Message API, with emergency receipts and callbacks.
View listingChats, messages, and bot commands over HTTPS from a Telegram bot, with updates by long polling or webhook.
View listingTransactional email sends, suppressions, and delivery events through the Twilio SendGrid v3 API and Event Webhook.
View listingSMS, MMS, RCS, WhatsApp, Viber, and Messenger sending with inbound and status webhooks through the Vonage Messages API.
View listingRooms, messages, memberships, and webhooks in Webex through the Messaging REST API with a bot or integration token.
View listingCustomer messaging on WhatsApp through the Cloud API: templates, session replies, media, and webhook status events.
View listingEvents, on-call shifts, people, devices, groups, and incidents from xMatters through the xmAPI and Flow Designer triggers.
View listingChannels, members, and chat messages in Zoom Team Chat through the Chat API and Team Chat webhook events.
View listingOperators read from connections and signals like these and propose changes for your approval.
Match field signals with routes and propose a dispatch for team review.
Identify shift coverage gaps and propose qualified cover for approval.
Review equipment telemetry and propose maintenance work orders for suspected faults.
Review order risk using connected commerce and customer-support records in BearScope.
Tells a customer whose order is waiting on stock the new date and their choices, drafted from the inbound purchase order.
Turns a planned shutdown work order into tenant notices timed to each lease's notice period, for your approval before anything sends.
Overdue invoices read beside open support threads, with the next reminder, escalation, or pause proposed for each account.
Watches sync jobs and API errors on both sides of an integration and proposes a rerun, a credential check, or a pause.
Every listing here documents one system: what Fibric reads from it, what it can propose, what it needs, and where it stops. Reference listings describe the vendor's published interfaces; Fibric builds them under a managed deployment when you request them. Selecting a listing installs nothing.
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