Rilo connects to your tools through browser automation — if your team uses a tool in a browser, Rilo can use it too. There’s no fixed list of supported integrations and no developer setup required.
Native desktop apps (Figma desktop, VS Code, Office desktop) are not supported — Rilo works through web interfaces only.
Browser Automation
Rilo operates any web-based tool using a sandboxed browser. It navigates, clicks, fills forms, reads pages, and extracts data — the same way a person would. This works for the vast majority of tools your team uses day-to-day.
Email
Rilo sends and receives email as a first-class channel. This covers tools and workflows that are email-based — approvals, document exchange, notifications, and communication with external parties.
These are tools where Rilo has demonstrated workflows. This list isn’t exhaustive — if a tool has a web interface, Rilo can work with it.
Communication
| Tool | Notes |
|---|
| Slack | Receive tasks, deliver results, communicate mid-task |
| Email | Send and receive emails, process attachments |
| Google Workspace | Gmail, Google Docs, Sheets, Calendar, Drive |
| Calendly | Schedule and manage meetings |
CRM
| Tool | Notes |
|---|
| HubSpot | Contact management, deal tracking, reporting |
| Salesforce | Account research, opportunity management, reporting |
| Apollo | Prospecting, contact enrichment, outreach sequences |
Project Management
| Tool | Notes |
|---|
| Jira | Issue tracking, sprint management, reporting |
| Linear | Issue tracking, project management |
| Confluence | Documentation lookup, page creation and editing |
| Tool | Notes |
|---|
| Greenhouse | Candidate review, application processing |
Finance
| Tool | Notes |
|---|
| Stripe | Payment and subscription management |
| Tool | Notes |
|---|
| GitHub | Repository browsing, issue management, PR review |
Two steps: give Rilo access to the tool (see Connecting Tools), then describe the task. No developer involvement, no integration setup.
For tools not on this list, contact support@riloworks.com if you run into any issues — most web-based tools work out of the box.