Integrations

The tools Balt uses, and what he’s allowed to do in them.

Balt works in your tools, with your existing accounts: nothing to migrate, and your team keeps using them as before. Find them under Integrations, in the console.

Tab	What you find there
Discovery	The catalog: Popular first, then All integrations
Installed	The tools already connected in your organization, with their number of accounts

Search matches the tool’s name. The blue badge next to a name marks an Official integration, provided by Balt. An integration your organization added has none.

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A tool’s page

Open a tool to see what Balt does with it, how it connects and the accounts already connected.

Fact	What it says
Accounts	How many accounts are connected
Access	Yours only for a calendar or mailbox, otherwise You or your organization
Connection	How the tool connects: Sign-in, API key, Company access or Built in
Category	The kind of tool

Below these facts, the connected accounts: a padlock for a private account, a group of people for an organization account. Click an account to set its access.

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For you or for the whole organization

An account is connected for you alone or for the whole organization. A private account serves you and the people you invite. An organization account serves everyone, and only administrators connect one. See Personal and organization accounts.

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Everything about integrations

Connect a tool

Sign-in, API key, several accounts

Personal and organization accounts

The difference, and which account Balt uses

Who can use an account

Invite, give a role, let people manage it

What Balt does alone

Automatic, ask or deny, action by action

Manage an account

Rename, switch off, reconnect, disconnect

Company access

One approval for the whole team

Custom integrations

Your own API or MCP server