Telegram
A private owner channel restricted to the numeric Telegram account supplied during onboarding.
Customer channelPrincipal starts with a capable private workspace and connects to more of your business as the workflow requires it. Some connections are ready now, some are configured during onboarding, and others remain planned product work.
Every Principal tenant begins with these capabilities. They do not require a customer to grant access to Gmail, a CRM, or another third-party account.
A private owner channel restricted to the numeric Telegram account supplied during onboarding.
Customer channelSearch, read websites, compare sources, and complete approved browser or form steps in an isolated customer session.
Research & browser tasksRead, extract, organise, create, and work with files inside the customer workspace.
Document workKeep onboarding context, managed instructions, daily memory, tasks, and customer-created project files together.
Private workspace contextCapture voice notes, media, and other inputs through the runtime when the selected customer channel supports them.
Capture & processingUse customer-approved APIs, shell tools, code, and internet access inside the isolated tenant boundary.
Custom connection foundationThese connections require customer authorisation, credentials, API access, or a managed integration decision. They are not automatically active just because the name appears here.
Connect a customer-owned mailbox or provide a separately managed tenant inbox with its own credentials and audit state.
Use customer-authorised calendars and meeting systems for preparation, scheduling, notes, reminders, and follow-up.
Read and update the records selected for the workflow, with approval policy around important changes.
Work with shared business documents when the customer grants the right file and account access.
Turn website enquiries, booking forms, portal updates, and structured pages into a controlled workflow.
Connect the software your business already depends on when a safe API, export, browser flow, or vendor route exists.
These remain good product ideas and are expected to matter—especially for businesses in Thailand. They are shown as planned until the connection, permissions, audit trail, and failure handling are ready for customer use.
Tell us what to prioritiseOwner and customer-facing messaging for the Thai market.
Approved conversations and business messaging workflows.
Move qualified conversations into the same business context.
Internal team requests, summaries, and approval prompts.
Broader one-click account connections and permissions.
Reusable connectors for popular CRM, support, and operations tools.
A reliable connection needs a clear job, the minimum useful permission, an approval policy, and a failure path.
Define exactly what the workflow should read, prepare, change, or send.
Use the smallest account, credential, and data scope that can do the job.
Decide which actions can proceed and which must wait for a person.
Verify expired credentials, missing data, retries, and partial results before launch.
We can assess an API, webhook, structured export, browser process, or vendor integration route. If the connection is not safe or reliable enough yet, it stays out of production until the missing control is built.
Describe the system and the job →Tell us the app, the data, and the action you want completed. We will separate what is ready now from what needs integration work.