Tipoff
Connect the tools your teams already work in.
Credential management, access controls, auditing, and approval guardrails are baked in so those connections stay safe.
Choose how agents authenticate.
Connect an agent with its own identity, on behalf of a user, or through a service account. Authentication only changes how actions are attributed in the connected service. What the agent can do is always scoped to the tools and approval rules you grant.
A first-class teammate.
In the connected service, the agent has its own user, distinct from any human or team account.
Like a personal assistant.
In the connected service, actions show up authored by the user, as if the user did the action directly.
A shared service account.
In the connected service, actions show up authored by a named service account.
In Tipoff's own audit log, every action is recorded against the agent that ran it and the user who set it up. Authentication only changes what the third-party service sees.
The apps your teams already work in.
Native connectors for the tools sales, marketing, and support live in. Each one can push events into Tipoff, so agents and workflows start the moment something happens.
Not in the catalog? Plug in any MCP server.
For internal services or anything we haven't shipped a native connector for, point Tipoff at an MCP server and its tools show up next to the rest. Same scoping, same audit, same invocation model.
Push events wake your agents.
Some connectors emit events. A new lead in Salesforce, a fresh Zendesk ticket, or a HubSpot form submission can kick off an agent or a workflow the moment it lands. Every event-triggered run is governed by the same RBAC, credential scoping, and approval guardrails as any other action on Tipoff.
- SalesforceLead.created
- ZendeskTicket.created
- HubSpotForm.submitted
- Agentsinbound-triage · account-brief
- Workflowslead-triage · ticket-sort
- Promptsdraft-reply · summarize-call