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The Tools page in Eluu (the wrench icon at the bottom of the sidebar) lists every integration available. Connect the ones you use, and your colleagues can put them to work.

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What’s available

Eluu integrates with the tools most teams run on:
  • Email and chat: Gmail, Slack, Discord
  • Docs: Google Docs, Google Drive, Google Sheets, Notion
  • CRM and sales: Salesforce, HubSpot
  • Engineering: GitHub, Linear
  • Commerce: Shopify (multi-store)
  • Search and research: Exa
  • Analytics: PostHog
Plus the Eluu Chrome extension for sites that don’t have proper APIs. Eluu adds more regularly. If something’s missing that has an API, ask in support.

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Connecting

1

Open Tools

Click the wrench icon in the bottom-left of the sidebar.
2

Find the tool

Filter by category or search by name.
3

Click Connect

Eluu opens the tool’s authentication. For most tools this is OAuth — you sign in to the provider, review the permissions, and approve.
4

Pick the scope

Personal (just you) or Shared (your whole team). Personal is the default. See team vs personal for which to pick.
5

Pick which colleagues to enable

On the setup screen you’ll see your colleagues. Toggle on the ones that should have access to this tool.
6

Done

The tool is connected and live. Any colleague you enabled can use it in their next session.

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Enabling a tool on a colleague after the fact

If you connect a tool first and add colleagues later, you can enable it on a colleague any time. Edit the colleague, go to Integrations, toggle the connection on. Same the other way — if you’ve turned a colleague’s access off, turning it back on takes one click.

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Multi-account integrations

A few integrations support multiple accounts. Shopify is the main one — you can connect five stores to the same Shopify integration, and your colleague can act on any of them. To add another account, click Manage on the tool card, find the accounts section, and click Add another store (or whatever the integration calls it).

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Reconnecting and disconnecting

OAuth tokens occasionally expire or get revoked. When that happens, the tool shows a Needs reauth label. Click into it and re-run the OAuth flow. Anything that was waiting on the tool resumes once it’s reconnected. To disconnect entirely, click Manage on the tool card and then Disconnect. Any colleague using the tool will lose access immediately.

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Where to next

Personal vs Shared

Who sees what when you connect a tool.

Tools on a colleague

Per-colleague configuration.