Intégrations
Connect your autonomous employees to the tools they really need to use.
An integration provides controlled access to a tool. Atlensia relies on available connectors, and also allows you to create personalized connections when the company uses its own systems.
What the page details
Known tools can be connected quickly.
Ready tools
Known tools can be connected quickly.
Messaging, documents, CRM, ERP, collaboration: Atlensia connects to spaces where work already exists, without asking the company to move everything.
Outlook
SharePoint
Salesforce
SAP
Slack
Controlled access
An integration is never free access.
Each independent employee receives only the rights necessary for their role. The company decides what it can read, prepare, modify, send or simply offer for validation.
Limited reading
Access useful context without opening all company data.
Framed actions
Allow certain actions, block others, or require human validation.
Scopes by role
Adapt the tools, data and permissions according to the mission of the autonomous employee.
Usable trace
Keep the sources, decisions, validations and exceptions linked to each action.
Custom connectors
If integration does not exist, it can be built.
With an API and documentation, a company can create its own internal connections. Atlensia helps transform this documentation into a usable, controlled and testable connector.
Document
The company provides the API, endpoints, expected permissions and business rules.
Generate
The connection builder prepares the connector, the possible calls and the necessary safeguards.
Test
Actions are verified in a controlled environment before being opened to independent employees.
Supervise
Every call, error, validation and sensitive action remains visible in the execution log.
Flow
A simple flow: request, context, tool, validation, trace.
1. Request
A user makes a request in Teams, Outlook or a business tool.
2. Context
Atlensia only retrieves useful data according to the role's rights.
3. Action
The independent employee prepares a response, updates a file or triggers an authorized workflow.
4. Validation
Sensitive actions go through human validation before execution.
5. Trace
The company keeps a clear read of what was done and why.
Next step
When the tools become specific, the internal systems must be opened properly.
APIs and connectors allow you to go further: in-house systems, business workflows, internal databases and partitioned data.