The tools you already use, working on the same records.
Connect your mailbox, your messengers and the services you rely on, and the work they carry lands on the customer it is about. Connect Claude or ChatGPT with a sign-in, and your own code with a key. Each connection acts with someone's rights, never more.
Customers write by email and by WhatsApp, your team runs other services, and your developer has scripts. Connect them once, and every message and every change meets the same records and the same rules.
Messages from WhatsApp, Telegram, LinkedIn or SMS arrive as conversations on the records they are about, and replies go back the same way, through a small bridge you or your developer run. A channel belongs to the whole organization, a team or one person.
A webhook sends a signed message to any address you run each time a record is created or updated. Failed deliveries are retried and can be sent again, admins hear when one keeps failing, and every event is in one feed.
Bring your contacts, companies and deals from a spreadsheet or another system's export, see what will happen before anything is written, and undo the import in one step. Any view exports as CSV or XLSX.
Litware adds its route planner by its address. SalexHub connects and lists its three tools: finding delivery slots only reads and runs without asking, booking a slot needs approval, cancelling a route is blocked. Asked to book Fabrikam's pro kits, the Agent finds Tuesday's slot and prepares the booking; the person presses Approve.
Every connection saves someone a copy and paste. Here is whose.
Owner
See every mailbox, channel and service the organization has connected, with what needs attention first and the reason beside it.
Sales
Email and WhatsApp with a customer sit on their record, side by side, and you answer from your own address or your own number without leaving it.
Operations
A won deal or a new order reaches your warehouse or your accounting service the moment it is saved, signed so the receiver knows it came from you.
Developers
Call SalexHub from your own code with a key that acts as you, never above you, or through MCP. A key expires when you said it would and stops the moment you revoke it.
Connect an AI app you already use to your organization with a sign-in instead of a key. It sees and changes only what you can, the acts that matter still wait for you in SalexHub, and it stops the moment you disconnect it.
SalexHub's own page says which organization the app will work in and that it sees only what you can. Leave changes off and it only reads.
Waiting for you. Choose whether it may make changes, then connect.
A connection never becomes a back door. It acts as a person, with that person's rights, and you can see and stop it.
Keys, MCP and the API for developersA key acts as the person who created it and stops when they leave. An AI app works as the person who connected it. A service can use each person's own account, so nobody is handed someone else's.
For every tool a connected service offers, choose Always allow, Needs approval or Blocked. Sending, deleting and exporting still wait for a person.
A connection that fails says why on its row and comes first in the list. A webhook that keeps failing tells admins, and one that fails for three days is switched off.
Everything that is connected is in Settings; the work it carries shows up on the records your team already uses.
Every connection the organization has, in four states: Connected, Needs attention, Paused and Not connected, with the reason on each that needs attention.
Mailboxes, messengers, custom connections, AI apps, webhooks and the API come with every SalexHub plan, Free included.
Mailboxes, messengers, AI apps, webhooks and the API
Every connection, plus your own AI provider keys and website forms and embeds
Every connection, plus your own AI provider keys and website forms and embeds
Every connection, plus your own AI provider keys and website forms and embeds
Someone runs a small bridge between the messenger and SalexHub, with the messenger's own bot or number. SalexHub gives the bridge its key and a signed way to receive replies, by push or by pulling them.
What you can, in the one organization you chose, and only reading if you leave changes off. Sending email, deleting records, exporting data and changing billing, roles or security still need you in SalexHub.
Yes, if the service offers an MCP server. Add it by its address, and choose for each of its tools whether it runs without asking, needs approval or is blocked.
Yes. A webhook sends a signed message to your address each time a record is created or updated, so any service with a URL can act on it.
Start with your mailbox, then the channels your customers write on. Everything you connect works on the same records, with the same rules.