Connect with the API tools

When the edge starts failing, say so in chat before the complaints arrive.

Turn an alarm into a message to customers, and conversation volume into a metric.

Start the chat with the signed-in user already identified, and act on their account safely.

Stream conversation events into the pipeline the rest of your data already flows through.

Run your own code on a conversation and send the answer back into the chat.

Keep transcripts and the files customers send where the rest of your data lives.

Queue chat events so the systems that react to them never miss one.

Catch the visitors your site search let down and answer them in chat instead.

Send the documents that arrive in chat to storage, and share files back from it.

Share approved documents in chat and file what customers send straight into Box.

Send files from Dropbox in a conversation and file what customers upload back into it.

Answer app questions from Firebase, from account status to what the user record actually says.

Archive what customers send into Google Cloud Storage and serve files back from it.

Find and send the right file from Google Drive, and file what customers send by account.

Answer client questions about documents in Huddle, and keep approvals moving.

Bring order, payment and shipping events that travel through IBM MQ into Tidio conversations.

Turn Kafka events like orders, payments and failures into context inside Tidio conversations.

Send and receive files through Microsoft OneDrive without leaving a Tidio conversation.

Turn RabbitMQ messages into Tidio context, and hand confirmed requests back to a queue.

Search everything you have indexed in SearchBlox from inside a Tidio conversation.

Find and share the right SharePoint document from inside a Tidio conversation.

Integrate Tidio with your data through OpenAPI to streamline processes and improve efficiency.