Integrations

Bring your stack onto one spine.

Every connector lands your data on the same customer record — revenue, feedback, work, and code in one place. Here's what each one actually brings.

Stripe

Payments & billing

Stripe puts each account's plan, status and MRR onto its record.

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GitHub

Code & infrastructure

GitHub feeds the Codebase Brain: your repositories become a live architecture graph of modules, dependencies and ownership.

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Linear

Work import

Linear issues land on the spine with their status, projects and cycles.

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Jira

Work import

Jira issues land on the spine with their projects and sprints.

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Slack

Support & async

Requests raised in a shared Slack channel become feedback on the spine, attached to the account that asked.

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Intercom

Support

Support conversations land on the spine as feedback, attached to the customer account and its revenue.

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Paddle

Payments & billing

Paddle is a merchant of record, so the revenue reaching your record is already clean of tax and VAT.

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RevenueCat

Payments & billing

RevenueCat unifies iOS and Android subscriptions.

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Chargebee

Payments & billing

Chargebee runs subscription billing, plans and dunning.

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Lemon Squeezy

Payments & billing

Lemon Squeezy is a merchant of record for digital products and SaaS.

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GitLab

Code & infrastructure

GitLab feeds the Codebase Brain: your projects become a live graph of modules, dependencies and ownership.

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Bitbucket

Code & infrastructure

Bitbucket feeds the Codebase Brain: your repositories become a self-updating graph of modules, dependencies and ownership.

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Vercel

Code & infrastructure

Deployments and projects land on the spine timeline, next to the roadmap item they shipped and the accounts that asked for it.

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Netlify

Code & infrastructure

Sites and deploys land on the spine as timeline events, each beside the backlog item it delivered and the accounts it reached.

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Cloudflare

Code & infrastructure

Edge traffic, performance and security events land on the spine beside the launch they followed and the accounts they hit.

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Supabase

Datastores

Your app's users and key usage mirror onto the spine, so every end user is an account record that feedback, feature requests and revenue attach to.

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Firebase

Datastores

Firebase Auth users and key engagement signals mirror onto the spine, so each user is an account that feedback, feature requests and revenue attach to.

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Postgres

Datastores

The users and usage already in your database mirror onto the spine, so accounts come from your source of truth.

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AWS

Cloud & AI cost

Cloud spend lands on the spine next to the revenue and customers it serves.

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Google Cloud

Cloud & AI cost

Google Cloud spend lands on the spine beside the revenue and customers it supports.

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Azure

Cloud & AI cost

Azure spend lands on the spine next to the revenue and customers it serves.

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OpenAI

Cloud & AI cost

Model and API spend lands on the spine beside the revenue and customers each AI feature serves.

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Anthropic

Cloud & AI cost

Claude model and API spend lands on the spine beside the revenue and customers each AI feature serves.

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PostHog

Product analytics

Product events, funnels and feature usage land on the spine beside the revenue and feature requests for the same accounts.

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Amplitude

Product analytics

Product usage, cohorts and engagement land on the spine beside the revenue and feature requests for the same accounts.

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Mixpanel

Product analytics

Product events and funnels land on the spine beside the revenue and feature requests for the same accounts.

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Google Analytics 4

Web analytics

Sessions, channels and campaigns land on the spine beside the accounts they became.

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Segment

Customer data

Your existing event stream routes onto the spine through the CDP you already run, with identities intact.

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Zendesk

Support & messaging

Support tickets land on the spine as feedback, attached to the account and its revenue.

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Help Scout

Support & messaging

Support conversations land on the spine as feedback, attached to the account and its revenue.

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Figma

Design

Design files link to the roadmap items and tasks they belong to, so a mockup sits beside the request that drove it, the accounts waiting on it, and the code that will build it.

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Productboard

Feedback & insights

Your existing insights and feature ideas land on the spine attached to the accounts that gave them.

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Canny

Feedback & insights

Posts, boards and votes land on the spine with requesters matched to accounts.

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Notion

Docs & feedback

Product docs, PRDs and research notes land on the spine linked to the features, backlog items and accounts they concern.

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Featurebase

Feedback & insights

Feedback posts, votes and roadmap items land on the spine attached to the accounts behind them.

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100+ connectors ship with real sync — payments, code, datastores, analytics, support, feedback and more.

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FAQ

Integrations, answered.

Do connectors cost extra?

No. 100+ connectors ship on every plan and there's no per-connector fee. Flat pricing from $199/mo includes every module, the AI agents, and all connectors — you pay for the plan, not per integration.

Which tools does AIOProductOS integrate with?

100+ connectors across payments (Stripe), code (GitHub), delivery (Linear, Jira), support (Intercom), analytics, datastores and more — each with its own page describing exactly what it brings onto the spine. If your tool isn't listed, connectors and importers cover 100+ sources.

What does a connector actually sync?

A connector pulls data from a tool you already use and lands it on one shared customer record — the spine. Rather than copying your workflow into another silo, it joins revenue, feedback, work, and code to the same customer. Connected, not consolidated.

Can I connect more than one tool?

Yes. Connect as many as you like — there's no per-connector fee and no integration cap tied to your plan. Every connector writes onto the same spine, so the more you connect, the more complete each customer record becomes.