Meet the application

Integrations

Connect the tools you already use so Tyle can work across them with your permission.

01Choose a provider
02Authorize the exact scope
03Use it as a governed tool

Why it exists

Keep the tools. Remove the busywork between them.

Keep information moving between your favorite services without rebuilding the way you work.

The work, end to end

01

Start with the services you already trust

Connect only what is useful today. Native Protyle tasks, calendar, storage, records, and workflows continue working whether or not an outside provider is attached.

02

Connections follow the person and workspace

OAuth grants, private integrations, and encrypted credentials stay scoped to the authorized user, account, tenant, and application rather than becoming a platform-wide shortcut.

03

Connections become usable agent tools

Once configured, supported services can be used in immediate or scheduled work with confirmation, audit, and the same permissions the user already has.

What it brings together

A working path, not a feature pile.

Each capability is designed to carry the user from an ask to a reviewable result while Tyle keeps the relevant application and permission context.

Google Calendar and Gmail.
Twilio, Vonage, and RingCentral communications.
Private customer-platform connections.
Cloud and local model providers.
Voice rooms, speech recognition, and speech synthesis.
User-controlled connection and removal.