Counted 31 August 2026
Every Clarify integration, and what each one does
Thirty eight listed across nine categories, plus webhooks, an MCP server and a Zapier app with real triggers. That last part is the one worth knowing before you design anything: information can leave Clarify as well as arrive, which is not true of every CRM in this category.
The thing that shapes every decision downstream
Most CRMs in the AI native bracket are good at taking information in and poor at letting it out. Clarify is not shaped that way. It ships outbound webhooks, a Zapier app with three triggers rather than actions alone, and a read and write REST API.
The practical consequence: you can put Clarify in the middle of a stack and let other systems react to it. You do not have to design around polling, and you are not forced into a one directional architecture where Clarify is only ever a destination.
Information can leave, three ways
Webhooks push real time events to any HTTP endpoint. Zapier triggers fire on record created, record updated and record added to a list. The API reads records, workspace users and meeting data.
Which is worth checking against the alternative
Day.ai, the nearest comparable product, has a Zapier app with one action and no triggers at all, so nothing there can react to a change. The full comparison is here.
Sources: clarify.ai/integrations and the Zapier article, read 31 August 2026.
The full list
Clarify's own categories, with what each connection is actually for.
| Category | Integrations | What it buys you |
|---|---|---|
| Automation | MCP, Webhook, Zapier, Pipedream | The plumbing. Zapier reaches 7,000+ apps, Pipedream adds code where no-code runs out, webhooks push events at your own service. |
| Sales | HubSpot, Salesforce, Apollo, Outreach, Lemlist, LinkedIn, The Swarm, Unify, Default | Where the pipeline comes from. LinkedIn connects through hosted auth rather than a browser extension, so no password sharing. |
| Productivity | Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, Notion, Linear, Chrome extension, macOS app | Both mail and calendar stacks are supported, which is not universal in this category. |
| Meetings | Zoom, Granola, Circleback | Clarify records natively too, so these are for teams already standardised on a notetaker. |
| Support | Intercom, Front, Plain, Pylon | Support health feeds account health. Rep works these with the same permissions as your own account. |
| Scheduling | Calendly, Cal.com, Chili Piper | Bookings land on the record with their context rather than as a bare calendar entry. |
| Analytics | Amplitude, PostHog, Segment | Product usage as a sales signal, which is the useful half of product led growth tooling. |
| Marketing | Braze, Customer.io, Inflection, Loops | CRM events trigger campaigns elsewhere. One of these four carries a coming soon badge. |
| Payments | Stripe | Payments, subscriptions and invoices as billing context on the account. |
Source: clarify.ai/integrations, read 31 August 2026. Five of the thirty eight carry a coming soon badge. We are not naming which, because the badges cannot be attributed to a specific tile with confidence from the published page, and a wrong attribution here is worse than the gap. Check the tile before you plan around it.
Two kinds of connection, and people mix them up
They point in opposite directions and are configured in different places.
Something else feeds Clarify
Email, calendar, bookings, payments, product analytics. Configured once for the workspace, and the data lands on records.
This is the half most people mean when they ask whether a tool integrates.
Clarify's agent reaches into something else
Connect Linear and Rep can open issues; connect Stripe and it can look up an invoice mid conversation. Each person connects their own account through OAuth, so nothing is shared across the team and permissions follow the user.
You can also add any MCP server as a custom connector, which is the escape hatch when the catalogue does not have your tool.
Source: docs.clarify.ai, Rep Connectors, read 31 August 2026.
Common questions
Does Clarify integrate with Salesforce?
Yes, and Clarify describes it as bi-directional across accounts, contacts, opportunities and activity. Their HubSpot connection is documented as one way, so confirm the Salesforce direction in setup rather than assuming the two behave alike.
Does it work with Outlook, or only Gmail?
Both. Microsoft 365 syncs Outlook mail, calendar and meeting intelligence, and Google Workspace does the same for Gmail, Calendar and Meet. Worth stating because several products in this category are Google only.
Can other systems react when something changes in Clarify?
Yes, through webhooks or Zapier's Record Updated trigger. This is the capability to check first when you are designing a stack, because a CRM that cannot emit events forces every other tool into polling.
Is there an MCP server?
Yes, and the Clarify connector is listed in Claude's own connector directory. It needs a Personal API key rather than a Workspace one, because it acts as you and reaches what you can see.
How does the LinkedIn integration work?
Through hosted auth rather than a browser extension, so no password sharing. Conversations sync into the CRM alongside email, agents can draft messages and invites for approval, and campaign steps stop when a prospect replies. Clarify states actions are paced to stay within LinkedIn's limits.
What if the tool I need is not listed?
Three routes: Zapier or Pipedream for no-code, a webhook to your own service, or the API. For agent side access specifically, any MCP server can be added as a custom Rep connector.
Where we come in
We wire it to the rest of what you run
The integration list is long, which is good news and a design decision waiting to happen. We pick the connections that carry weight and skip the ones that create a second place for the truth to live.
- A map of what should feed Clarify and what should read from it
- Email, calendar and meeting capture set up and verified
- Webhooks or Zapier where other systems need to react to a change
- Rep connectors scoped so the agent reaches only what it should
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