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Yes, Claude has an official Brevo connector — draft campaigns, segment audiences, and analyze sends inside a chat. The catch: no subscriber or campaign event reaches it. The honest guide.
Claude reads and writes your Google Calendar on request, but it has no triggers and no autonomous reshuffling. Here is the gap, and what closes it.
Yes, Claude has an official Canva connector — create, autofill, and export designs inside a chat. The catch: nothing fires when a campaign kicks off. The honest guide.
Yes, Claude has an official ClickUp connector — read and work with tasks, docs, and projects from a chat. The catch: it only works in a conversation you start. The honest guide.
Yes, Claude has an official Close connector — work with pipeline, activity, and sequence context inside a chat. The catch: it only works in a conversation you start, with no triggers. The honest guide.
Coda isn't a one-click app in Claude's directory — you connect it only through a custom MCP server, which needs a paid Claude plan. And MCP has no triggers at all. The honest guide.
Yes, Claude connects to Confluence through the Atlassian (Rovo) connector — search and summarize wiki pages in a chat or on a schedule. The catch: no event triggers. The honest guide.
Claude can read and reason over CRM data in chat, but it can't log activity or update records on its own — no triggers, no autonomous writes. Here's the honest breakdown, plus what does.
Claude can work with Discord — but only via a third-party or custom MCP server, not a one-click directory app. And MCP has no triggers at all. The honest guide.
Yes, Claude has an official Dropbox connector with read/write access — search, read, and organize files from a chat. But nothing fires when a file lands. The honest guide.
Claude is a great email writer in chat, but every send waits on you, it has no triggers, and it doesn't run your inbox. Where it stops, and the alternative.
Claude can draft email beautifully — but on its own it doesn't send, and it has no incoming-mail triggers, so it can't run your inbox. Here's exactly where it stops, and what automates email on arrival.
Claude can suggest labels and a folder scheme in chat, but it can't apply them to arriving mail or file attachments — no triggers. Here's where it stops and what auto-labeling takes.
Claude writes great sequence copy in chat, but it can't run or send the sequence — no triggers, no sending. Here's the honest breakdown, plus what actually runs multi-step drips.
There's no one-click Eventbrite app in Claude's directory — you'd build a custom MCP server on a paid Claude plan, and it still never fires when a ticket sells. The honest guide.
There's no one-click Facebook connector in Claude's directory — connecting takes a custom MCP server and a paid plan, and even then nothing fires when a comment lands. The honest guide.
Yes, Claude has an official Fathom connector — work with call recordings, summaries, and action items. The catch: nothing fires when a call gets recorded. The honest guide.
Claude's official Figma connector inspects designs, extracts tokens, and turns files into code in a chat. The catch: nothing fires when a file changes.
Yes, Claude has an official Fireflies connector — search transcripts and pull decisions and action items. The catch: nothing fires when a transcript lands. The honest guide.
Claude can connect to Follow Up Boss — but only through a custom/third-party MCP server, not a one-click directory app. And it never fires when a new lead comes in. The honest guide.
Claude writes an excellent follow-up but can't time it and won't send unprompted: no triggers, approval every send. What sends follow-ups on schedule.
Freshdesk isn't in Claude's connectors directory — you connect it only through a custom MCP server, which needs a paid Claude plan. And it never fires when a ticket lands. The honest guide.
Claude can connect to Front — but only through a custom MCP server on a paid plan, not a one-click directory app. And it never fires on an inbox event. The honest guide.
GitHub isn't a one-click app in Claude's directory, but GitHub publishes an official remote MCP server you add as a custom connector. It still never fires on a repo event. The honest guide.