Integrations
Connected to the systems you already run.
BergFlow and BergAuto connect to email, documents, voice, CRM, ERP and databases, so the record and the review layer sit on top of your stack instead of replacing it.
- Read and writeEmail and messaging
- Read and writeDocuments
- Read and writeVoice
- Read and writeCRM and support
- Read and writeERP
- Read and writeDatabases and IT systems
- Read
Pull work in from the systems where it arrives.
- Act
Write results back through APIs and webhooks.
- Record
Every sync and action logged in BergFlow.
Integration families
Six families, and the systems BergFlow and BergAuto connect to.
Email and messaging
Shared inboxes, outreach sequences and team chat, read in and written back.
- Intercom
- Outreach
- Apollo
- Slack
- Zendesk
- Gmail
- Outlook
- Microsoft Teams
- Front
Documents
Contracts, forms, evidence packs and knowledge bases, extracted and filed.
- DocuSign
- Ironclad
- Drive
- Word
- Notion
- OneTrust
- Logikcull
- SharePoint
- Box
- Adobe Acrobat Sign
Voice
Call platforms whose recordings and dispositions feed the record.
- Aircall
- Genesys
- Twilio
- Five9
- Talkdesk
- Amazon Connect
- RingCentral
- Dialpad
CRM and support
Accounts, leads, tickets and campaigns, kept clean and routed.
- Salesforce
- HubSpot
- Marketo
- ZoomInfo
- Clari
- Freshdesk
- Shopify
- Pipedrive
- Gong
ERP, finance and HR
Invoices, payments, approvals and people records, matched and approved.
- NetSuite
- SAP
- Stripe
- Coupa
- BlackLine
- Expensify
- Workday
- BambooHR
- QuickBooks
- Xero
Databases and IT systems
Databases, warehouses and IT systems of record, read and updated through secure connectors.
- ServiceNow
- Jira
- Okta
- Jamf
- Datadog
- CrowdStrike
- Greenhouse
- Lever
- Lattice
Systems listed are ones BergLabs has connected in use cases. Names are trademarks of their owners and do not imply a partnership or endorsement.
REST & GraphQL API
Direct API integration, governed end to end.
Direct API integration with OAuth 2.0, key-based auth and webhook listeners. Real-time bi-directional sync with retry logic and rate-limit handling.
- OAuth 2.0 or key-based authentication, scoped per project
- Webhook listeners for events from your systems
- Bi-directional sync with retries and backoff
- Rate limits respected per system
- AuthOAuth 2.0 token, project scopeLeast privilege
- EventWebhook: invoice.createdReceived and queued
- ActMatch and write backWaits if the amount is over limit
- LogSync recorded in BergFlowTime, source, outcome
How a connection is governed
Every connection runs under the same four rules.
The integration is part of the workflow, so it carries the workflow’s controls.
01Scoped credentials
Each connection uses credentials scoped to the project and the actions agreed, nothing broader.
02Logged syncs
Every read and write is logged in BergFlow with the time, the source and the outcome.
03Human gates on consequential writes
Writes that change money, access or customer commitments wait at a review gate for a named person.
04Retries and rate limits
Failed syncs retry with backoff, and each system’s rate limits are respected.
Questions
Questions about integrations
Systems, authentication and what happens without an API.
Integrations
Do you replace our systems?
No. BergFlow and BergAuto connect to the systems you already run and keep them as the systems of record. There is no rip and replace.
Which systems can you connect?
Email and messaging, documents, voice, CRM and support, ERP, finance and HR, and databases and IT systems. The cards above list systems we have connected in use cases.
Are these partnerships?
No. The systems named are ones BergLabs has connected in use cases. Names are trademarks of their owners and do not imply a partnership.
How do you authenticate?
With OAuth 2.0 or key-based authentication scoped to the project, plus webhook listeners for events.
What if a system has no API?
Work can move through email, document exports or a reviewed manual step, recorded in BergFlow like any other action.
Map your stack with us.
List the systems a workflow touches. We show you where the layer reads, where it writes and where a person signs off.