Integrations
Suger connects to the external services your team already runs — your CRM, the cloud partner portals, your billing stack, your warehouse, your chat tool — so they stay in step with your marketplace business. This section is a lookup: find the service you need below, open its page, and follow the credential and permission steps for that provider.
Once a service is connected, it becomes available to your Suger workflows and to the Suger AI agent. Most connectors are org-level — one shared API key, OAuth app, or service account for the whole organization. Others are user-level, where each person authenticates with their own account, and a few (Atlassian, ClickUp, Mailchimp, Monday, Google Calendar) are user-level only. Every page states which applies under Org-Level vs User-Level, then walks through prerequisites, authentication, and how to edit or delete the connection.
If no purpose-built connector exists for a service you use, the generic OAuth 2.0 and MCP connectors under Control sign-in and connect anything else cover most of the gap.
Find your integration
Sync your CRM and sales data
| Integration | What you use it for |
|---|---|
| Salesforce | Create private offers, manage contracts, and co-sell across AWS, Azure, and GCP from inside your CRM. |
| HubSpot | Bi-directional referral sync between HubSpot deals and cloud partner programs such as AWS ACE. |
| HubSpot Referral State | A custom HubSpot property that records which cloud partners each deal has already been shared with. |
| Microsoft Dynamics 365 | Sync sales, customer, and operational data between Dynamics 365 and Suger. |
| Apollo | Find verified contact information and enrich CRM records for outbound prospecting. |
| People Data Labs | Enrich leads and accounts with professional profile, employment history, and company data. |
| Gong | Bring call and meeting conversation intelligence into how you track deal progression. |
Run co-sell with the cloud providers
| Integration | What you use it for |
|---|---|
| AWS Partner Central API | The current AWS connection — sync opportunities, share referrals, and manage ACE co-sell engagements. |
| Azure Co-Sell | Co-sell with Microsoft sales teams through the Microsoft AI Cloud Partner Program. |
| GCP Co-Sell | Sync co-selling opportunities and referrals with Google through the Google Cloud Partner Network. |
| Legacy Partner Central S3 Integration | Reference for the deprecated S3-based AWS connection. AWS has not provisioned it for new users since 2024, so new S3 connections cannot be created; existing ones still run. |
| AWS ACE Migration: S3 to Partner Central API | The migration guide off that legacy S3 connection — update the IAM role, upgrade in the console, then re-run inbound and outbound sync. |
Bill, meter, and close the books
| Integration | What you use it for |
|---|---|
| Lago | Forward usage metered in Lago to every connected cloud marketplace. |
| Metronome | Forward usage metered in Metronome to every connected cloud marketplace. |
| Orb | Forward usage metered in Orb to every connected cloud marketplace. |
| Stripe | Automate customer, coupon, and payment operations; a restricted key scopes access to marketplace work. |
| Chargebee | Automate subscription and revenue operations against your Chargebee instance. |
| Zuora | Manage billing, subscription, and revenue data held in Zuora. |
| QuickBooks | Send marketplace billing straight into your QuickBooks Online accounting ledger. |
| NetSuite | Connect the NetSuite ERP for finance, CRM, e-commerce, and supply-chain data. |
| Avalara | Calculate sales, use, and VAT tax on invoices and sales orders, and validate customer addresses. |
| AWS Billing | Sync AWS billing data for consolidated cloud cost management and reporting. |
Analyze data and monitor your systems
| Integration | What you use it for |
|---|---|
| BigQuery | Query and manage data held in your Google BigQuery warehouse. |
| Snowflake | Execute SQL queries and insert or update rows in Snowflake. |
| Databricks | Execute SQL queries, upload data files, and trigger jobs defined in Databricks. |
| PostHog | Pull product-analytics events, insights, and cohorts, and inspect feature flags and experiments. |
| Datadog | Verify your Datadog account and provision or disable Datadog users as part of operations workflows. |
Notify people and send documents
| Integration | What you use it for |
|---|---|
| Slack | Receive Suger notifications and alerts in your Slack workspace. Also connectable per user, so Suger AI posts as you rather than as the Suger bot. |
| Microsoft Teams | Receive the same Suger notifications and alerts in your Teams channels. |
| Google Mail | Send, receive, and manage email through a connected Gmail account. Org-wide, connect either with a service account (send only) or with Sign in with Google (send and read). |
| Microsoft Outlook | Send, receive, and manage email through a connected Outlook account. |
| DNS Email | Send workflow and notification email from your own verified domain instead of noreply@suger.io. |
| DocuSign | Automate agreement signing and track signature status on your contracts. |
| Mailchimp | Sync audiences, manage contacts and tags, and launch or schedule marketing campaigns. |
Support customers and run back-office operations
| Integration | What you use it for |
|---|---|
| Intercom | Work your support queue — read, reply to, and triage conversations, and manage contacts, companies, and help-centre articles. |
| ServiceNow | Read and act on ITSM records: incidents, problems, change requests, approvals, and the service catalog. |
| Ironclad | Drive contract workflows end to end — approvals, signatures, documents — and search the records repository. |
| Workday | Read worker, organization, job-requisition, and time-off data, and submit time-off requests. |
| Lever | Manage the hiring pipeline — opportunities, postings, requisitions, interviews, and feedback. |
| Ashby | Manage candidates, applications, interviews, and job postings in your recruiting pipeline. |
Control sign-in and connect anything else
| Integration | What you use it for |
|---|---|
| Okta SSO | OIDC single sign-on plus SCIM provisioning — create, update, and deactivate Suger users from Okta. |
| Auth0 | Single sign-on for your Suger organization using your existing Auth0 configuration. |
| OAuth 2.0 | Connect any service that speaks standard OAuth 2.0 when no purpose-built connector exists. |
| MCP (Model Context Protocol) | Point Suger AI at an external MCP server so it can use that server’s tools. This is the reverse of the Suger MCP Server, which points your AI assistant at Suger. |
Run AI features on your own model keys
Bring your own key (BYOK): supply a provider API key and Suger’s AI features run against your account with that provider. Read What is metered first — BYOK changes who charges you for the tokens, but Suger still charges a flat per-unit fee, and a zero credit balance still pauses AI requests.
| Integration | What you use it for |
|---|---|
| Anthropic | Your own Anthropic API key, so AI features run at Anthropic’s cost rather than Suger’s. |
| OpenAI | Your own OpenAI API key, so AI features run at OpenAI’s cost rather than Suger’s. |
| Google Gemini | Your own Gemini API key, with the API usage billed to you directly by Google. |
| OpenRouter | Your OpenRouter key, for the models OpenRouter serves. |
| Together AI | Your Together AI key, for the models Together serves. |
| Fireworks AI | Your Fireworks AI key, for the models Fireworks serves. |
| Baseten | Your Baseten key, for the models you have deployed on Baseten. |
| DeepInfra | Your DeepInfra key, for the models DeepInfra serves. |
Manage work, code, and files
| Integration | What you use it for |
|---|---|
| Asana | Create and manage tasks, projects, and workspaces, and automate task workflows. |
| Atlassian | Create and update Jira issues and Confluence pages. Each person connects their own Atlassian account. |
| ClickUp | Manage ClickUp tasks and workflows from Suger, per user. |
| Monday | Reach your boards, workspaces, and user-level Monday data from a workflow. |
| Notion | Read and manage Notion pages, databases, and blocks. |
| GitHub | Track repository activity and correlate development data with sales operations. |
| GitLab | Read and write repository files, branches, issues, and merge requests, and drive CI/CD pipelines — self-managed instances included. |
| Google Drive | Create, delete, update, and share files and folders in Drive. |
| Dropbox | Reach team files and member data in your Dropbox Business account. |
| Google Cloud Storage | List buckets, browse objects, and read file contents and object metadata. |
| Google Calendar | Create events, manage schedules, and send invites from a workflow. User-level only — each person connects their own calendar. |
Salesforce managed package
The Suger Connector — the managed package that puts Suger objects, page components, and quick actions inside Salesforce — is versioned and installed separately from the CRM integration above. See Install the Salesforce App for the install and upgrade path, and Salesforce App for what the package adds to your org.
Connection health
An org-level integration card shows more than whether a connection record exists. Each time you open Settings → Integrations, Suger re-checks the stored credential against the provider instead of trusting the fact that you connected once. A credential that was revoked, rotated, or deleted on the provider’s side is caught here — rather than at the moment a workflow or an agent run needs it.
When the stored credential no longer works, the card says so directly:
Connected, but this integration’s stored credential can no longer be used — agents and workflows cannot reach it. Disconnect and connect it again to restore access.
Reconnecting is the fix. Disconnect the integration and connect it again using the steps on its page. Nothing repairs a stored credential in place, and a connection in this state is not partially working — agents and workflows cannot reach the provider through it at all.
Scope and limits
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