AI Integration

Connect your apps to Doraverse and let AI handle work across them in one place.

When your work lives in scattered tabs: email here, docs there, CRM somewhere else — you lose time and context every time you switch. Decisions slow down, details get missed, and “quick updates” turn into an hour of copying, pasting, and double-checking.

The solution is simple: Connect your apps to Doraverse and work from one place.

About Doraverse's Integrations

Integration in Doraverse lets you connect to your apps (with your permission) so the AI can fetch data, get context, take actions, and close loops end-to-end, without you juggling apps.

Connect 50+ apps, including:

  • Google Workspace: Gmail, Drive, Sheets, Slides, Calendar, Meet

  • Microsoft365: Outlook

  • Work Management and Productivity: Notion, Slack

  • Sales & Ops: HubSpot

  • Engineering: GitHub

…with more coming soon.


Connect an app with Integration

From the home screen chat bar, open Manage Integrations to see the list of apps you can connect. Click Connect on the one you choose.

You’ll be redirected to a Composio consent screen to sign in via OAuth and review the requested scopes. We recommend granting only the minimum necessary scopes — you can expand them later and revoke access at any time.

Approve, and you’ll return to Doraverse with the app connected.

📌 Note: Composio is our SOC 2 partner for OAuth. To learn about scopes, storage, and revoking access, see our Integration - Data Control.


Use your connected apps

Open Manage Integrations and choose the connected app(s) you want to use. You can select multiple apps so that the AI can work across them.

When you enter Integration mode, Doraverse automatically switches the model to Doraverse Integration for best performance.

Then, just ask AI to get your task done.


Quick recipes (ideas + copyable prompts)

Here are simple prompts for most done tasks you can paste into chat. Keep them short, Doraverse fills in the steps.

Gmail / Outlook

  • Triage & draft: “Summarize my last 20 emails, mark priorities, and draft replies for the top 5.”

  • Draft replies: “Find unanswered threads from this week and draft polite nudges.”

  • Scheduling: "Write a polite follow-up for any thread I haven’t answered in 3+ days.”

  • Filters & cleanup: “Archive all newsletters older than 14 days; keep the newest issue from each sender.”

Google Docs

  • Draft from brief: “Turn these notes into a 1-page proposal in Docs with headings and action items.”

  • Polish: “Edit this Doc for clarity and add a concise executive summary at the top.”

Google Sheets

  • KPI snapshot: “Read KPIs from {file} and generate a weekly summary with trends.”

  • Cleanup: “Scan the {sheet_name} sheet for duplicates and normalize company names.”

Google Slides

  • Deck from outline: “Create a 10-slide sales deck from this outline; include speaker notes and export to PDF.”

  • Update branding: “Apply our master template to {file} and fix any layout issues.”

Google Calendar

  • Plan your day: “Summarize today’s meetings, conflicts, and prep notes in 8 bullets.”

  • Book time: “Find a free 45-minute slot next week for my therapy session.”

Google Meet

  • Meeting digest: “Pull the notes/recording from today’s product sync and produce action items by owner.”

  • Share-out: “Email the meeting summary to attendees.”

Slack

  • Channel digest: “Summarize the last 24h in {topic} with top trends and 5 urgent tickets.”

  • Announcements: “Draft and post a release note in {#channel} with links to Docs and GitHub.”

Notion

  • Meeting notes DB: “Create a Notion page for {task}, include attendees, decisions, and next steps.”

  • Task capture: “Parse these bullets into a Notion tasks database with assignee and due date.”

HubSpot

  • Zero-touch logging: “Log the last client email to the {contact} and add a follow-up task for Friday.”

  • Pipeline update: “Create a new deal for {client} and assign to {employee}.”

GitHub

  • PR review pack: “List open PRs on {repo}, summarize risks, and tag owners with next actions.”

  • Release notes: “Compile merged PRs since {ver} into human-readable release notes.”

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