Integrations

Connect Rach Dev LLP to your stack

Your agents and backend are only as useful as the tools they can reach. Rach Dev LLP plugs into the services you already run on — and connects to everything else through an open API.

A central Rach Dev LLP platform node connected to surrounding third-party services

Rach Dev LLP connects to the tools your business already uses — auth providers, messaging channels, CRMs, commerce platforms, payment processors, and LLM providers. Anything not natively supported connects through auto-generated REST APIs and outbound webhooks, so you're never blocked waiting on an integration.

Connect your stack

Integrations by category

Common services are pre-wired into templates. Everything else connects through the API.

Databases & Storage

Your data layer is managed for you — and connects to the storage you already use.

PostgreSQLpgvectorS3-compatible storage

Authentication & SSO

Drop-in sign-in for your users and your team, including enterprise SSO.

GoogleGitHubAppleMicrosoftMagic linksSAML SSO

Messaging & Chat

Meet customers where they already are — deploy the same agent across channels.

SlackMicrosoft TeamsWhatsAppWeb chat widgetEmail

CRM & Sales

Keep your pipeline in sync so agents act on real customer context.

SalesforceHubSpotPipeline tools via API

Commerce

Read live inventory, orders, and customer history to power support and recovery.

ShopifyWooCommerceBigCommerceCustom storefronts

Payments

Process and reference payments without ever storing raw card data.

StripePCI-compliant processors

LLM Providers

Route to the right model for the job, with configurable fallbacks.

OpenAIAnthropicConfigurable model routing

Developer Tools

Fit Rach Dev LLP into the workflow your engineers already use.

GitHubCI/CD pipelinesVersion control

Webhooks & REST API

Connect anything else. Every project ships with auto-generated REST endpoints and outbound webhooks.

Auto-generated REST APIOutbound webhooksCustom integrations
How it works

Three steps to a connected agent

Connect once, configure what the agent can do, and ship.

Step 1

Connect

Authenticate the service once. Credentials are stored encrypted and scoped to least privilege.

Step 2

Configure

Map the data and actions your agent can use. Pick a template and the common integrations come pre-wired.

Step 3

Deploy

Ship the agent. It reads and writes through your connected tools in real time, with every action logged.

FAQ

Integration questions, answered

What teams ask before wiring Rach Dev LLP into their stack.

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