Connect Taskforge to your systems
Bring information into a workflow and send results to the tools your team already uses. Connections depend on provider access and the credentials your organization configures.
APIs and webhooks
Use an HTTP step to call an API, or receive events through a configured webhook. Map inputs and outputs between systems.
Explore apis and webhooksDatabase connections
Use supported database connections to read external data. Give each connection only the permissions the workflow needs.
Explore database connectionsWhatsApp workflows
Send a message or configure an AI conversation using a connected WhatsApp account. Provider setup, approved templates and messaging rules still apply.
Google and Microsoft services
Connect supported services through your organization’s authorized accounts. Availability and actions depend on the connector and provider permissions.
Remote plugin services
A remote node calls an approved HTTPS service with configured inputs and passes its result to later steps. The service runs separately from Taskforge.
Explore remote plugin servicesConnection governance
Keep credentials in managed connections rather than embedding secrets in a form or prompt. Restrict who can use and maintain each connection.
Explore connection governanceStart with one real process
Tell us what your team collects, who approves it, and what should happen next. We can discuss how it fits Taskforge.
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