Sybill works best when it has the full context behind a deal.

By connecting your existing tools, Sybill can bring together conversations, emails, CRM data, and internal context to understand what is happening across your deals. It can then use that context to answer questions, create follow-ups, update your CRM, and help your team take the next action.
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Sybill currently supports integrations across:

Some integrations may require a particular Sybill plan or administrator permissions.
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Sybill integrates with the video conferencing tools your team uses to meet prospects and customers.

Supported platforms include:

Sybill can capture and analyze supported meetings so you can access the recording, transcript, AI-generated summary, follow-up, and deal context without manually taking notes.

For Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams, once your calendar is connected to Sybill, supported meeting links on your calendar can be detected automatically.

You don't need to manually upload every meeting to Sybill.

Related article: Connecting Sybill to your video conferencing tools
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Sybill connects your customer conversations with the information already stored in your CRM.

Sybill currently integrates with:

Coming soon:

Connecting your CRM allows Sybill to understand the deal behind a conversation, rather than treating every meeting as an isolated interaction.

Depending on your plan and configuration, Sybill can use CRM context to help you:

For example, you could ask Sybill:

To connect a supported CRM:

You need to be a Sybill admin to configure your organization's CRM integration. Depending on your CRM, you may also need the appropriate permissions within your CRM.
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Sybill can use email context alongside your meetings and CRM data so that your understanding of a deal doesn't stop when the call ends.

Sybill currently integrates with:

With your email connected, Sybill can use relevant email interactions as additional context and help you draft follow-ups based on what actually happened across the relationship.

This means Sybill can understand information that may never have appeared on a recorded call, such as a prospect replying with a new requirement, changing a timeline, introducing a stakeholder, or confirming a next step.
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Not every important sales conversation happens on Zoom.

Sybill's dialer integrations bring calls made through sales engagement and phone systems into the same conversation history as your meetings.

Currently available:

Coming soon:

Admins can connect a dialer from Settings > Integrations. Once connected, Sybill automatically ingests placed calls for users whose email matches in both tools, processes and summarizes them, and makes them available on the Phone calls page and to Ask Sybill. You can also set a minimum call duration so very short calls are ignored.

This is particularly useful for teams where SDR, BDR, AE, or customer-facing conversations happen across a mix of scheduled meetings and phone calls. Instead of having one part of the buyer journey in your dialer and another part in your meeting recorder, Sybill brings that conversation history together.
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Sybill integrates with Slack so your team can bring deal intelligence into the place where internal conversations are already happening.

With the Slack integration, you can receive Sybill meeting updates and summaries directly in Slack.

You can also control which meeting notifications are shared with your team based on criteria such as:

Sybill can also bring Slack conversations into deal context and let your team use Ask Sybill from Slack.

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Sybill can also connect to Microsoft Teams and capture messages from selected Teams channels, bringing those conversations into your deal context, similar to Slack ingest.

A few things to know:

You can set it up from Settings > Integrations > Microsoft Teams.
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Google Drive integration is coming soon.

The Google Drive integration is designed to let Sybill use information from Docs, Sheets, and other Drive content as additional context.

This can help Sybill understand information that often lives outside your CRM and customer conversations, such as:

Sybill supports MCP so you can make Sybill's deal context and reasoning available inside other AI tools and agents.

Instead of copying transcripts, CRM fields, or meeting notes into another AI tool, MCP allows supported AI clients to access Sybill context directly.

This can be useful if your organization has its own AI workflows or wants to use Sybill's revenue data from an AI assistant outside the Sybill app.

MCP usage may consume Sybill AI credits.
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For teams that want to build their own workflows, Sybill also provides API access.

The API allows developers to use Sybill data and capabilities in internal applications, automations, agents, or other systems.

API availability depends on your Sybill plan.
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Webhooks let Sybill send information to another application automatically when something happens in Sybill.

Sybill currently supports webhook events for:

You can connect Sybill webhooks:

This makes it possible to build workflows even when Sybill doesn't have a native integration with the application you use.

Go to Settings > Integrations > Webhooks to configure webhook automations.

Related article: Webhook Automations with Sybill
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If Sybill doesn't currently have a native integration for a tool in your stack, webhooks or API access may still allow you to connect it.
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Some integrations can be connected at the individual user level, while organization-wide integrations may require a Sybill admin.

For example, connecting your organization's CRM requires Sybill admin permissions, and Microsoft Teams message capture also requires a Microsoft 365 tenant admin's approval.

If you see a permissions error while setting up an integration, please check with your Sybill administrator or the administrator of the application you're trying to connect.
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You can manage available integrations from Settings > Integrations in Sybill.

From there, you can connect supported applications and manage the settings available for your organization.
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Which CRMs does Sybill integrate with?

Sybill currently has native integrations with HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho CRM, Microsoft Dynamics 365, and Pipedrive. NetSuite is listed as coming soon.
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Which meeting platforms does Sybill support?

Sybill's integrations page currently lists Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Webex, and Zoho as supported video meeting platforms.
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Does Sybill integrate with Gmail and Outlook?

Yes. Sybill supports Gmail and Outlook, as well as Zoho Mail. Email context can become part of Sybill's understanding of your customer relationships and can be used when generating follow-ups and reasoning about deals.
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Does Sybill integrate with Slack?

Yes. Sybill's Slack integration can send meeting information into Slack, support configurable notifications, bring Slack conversations into deal context, and let your team use Ask Sybill from Slack.
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Does Sybill integrate with Microsoft Teams?

Yes, in two ways. Sybill records Teams video meetings, and it can also capture messages from selected Teams channels as deal context. Note that an organization can use either Slack or Microsoft Teams for message capture, not both at once.
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Does Sybill integrate with dialers?

Yes. Sybill currently has native dialer integrations for Outreach, Zoom Phone, Aircall, RingCentral, HubSpot Dialer, Nooks, and CloudTalk. Salesforce Dialer is listed as coming soon.
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Can I connect Sybill to an application that doesn't have a native integration?

Yes, depending on the application and your Sybill plan. Sybill supports API access and webhooks, and webhooks can also be used with platforms such as Zapier and Make to connect Sybill to other applications.
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Can Sybill connect to other AI tools?

Yes. Sybill supports MCP, which can make Sybill's deal data, context, and reasoning available to compatible AI tools and agents.
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Do integrations cost extra?

The integrations and capabilities available to you depend on your Sybill plan. See Sybill Plans & Pricing for the features included with each plan.