Integrations
Radar watches the systems you already use.
Radar has a connector framework rather than hard-coded providers: every source is normalised into the same contacts, opportunities, activities, tasks, events and messages. The table below is generated from what the code actually does, one object at a time, so nothing here can be marketing-available and scaffolded in reality.
17 of 69 have been run against a real account and carry the date. 45 are implemented and tested against a mock provider. 7 are not built yet.
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| Connector | What Radar reads, or writes when you ask | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Microsoft 365 and Outlook.com | Outlook mailInbox and sent metadata and preview, incremental (delta) | Verified | Work Microsoft 365 and personal Outlook.com alike. Checked on both on 29 Sep 2026: subject, sender, received time, flag and importance matched Outlook. Work Microsoft 365 or personal Outlook.com, or both at once as separate accounts. Connecting is a sign-in with Microsoft: Radar is registered with Microsoft once, as a verified publisher. Planner and document comments are work-account features and are not offered to a personal account. Verified against a real account on 29 Sep 2026. |
| Microsoft 365 and Outlook.com | Mail folders you chooseFolders inside or beside the Inbox, such as “To Action” or “To Read”. Only the ones you tick are read; one can be marked so that everything in it is a priority | Beta | |
| Microsoft 365 and Outlook.com | Outlook calendarEvents in a rolling 30-day window | Verified | A work meeting and an Outlook.com event matched Outlook on title, time and busy status, 29 Sep 2026. Verified against a real account on 29 Sep 2026. |
| Microsoft 365 and Outlook.com | Microsoft To DoEvery To Do list, incremental (delta) | Verified | A real task matched on title, list and due date, 29 Sep 2026. Microsoft gives no link to a single To Do task, so its link opens To Do and the button says so. Verified against a real account on 29 Sep 2026. |
| Microsoft 365 and Outlook.com | Microsoft PlannerPlanner tasks assigned to you, with how long each one runs | Verified | Work accounts only. A real task matched on title, plan, start, due and progress, and its link opened that task in Planner, 29 Sep 2026. Verified against a real account on 29 Sep 2026. |
| Microsoft 365 and Outlook.com | Word, Excel and PowerPoint commentsTasks someone assigns you in a comment, read from the notification emails | Beta | Work accounts only. |
| Microsoft 365 and Outlook.com | Reply to a message writes back | Beta | |
| Microsoft 365 and Outlook.com | Move a message to Archive writes backOnly the message you press Archive on, from its panel in the Priority Inbox | Beta | |
| Microsoft 365 and Outlook.com | Create a task, rename or reschedule one, mark a task or Planner task complete writes back | Beta | |
| Microsoft 365 and Outlook.com | Reserve a focus block in your calendar writes back | Verified | Reserved from Radar into a work Outlook calendar on 29 Sep 2026 and seen there; moving the event in Outlook afterwards shows in the runway panel. Verified against a real account on 29 Sep 2026. |
| Microsoft 365 and Outlook.com | Remove a focus block Radar reserved writes backOnly events Radar itself created, and only when you press Remove | Beta | |
| Gmail | GmailInbox and sent metadata and preview, incremental (history API) | Verified | 108 real messages read from a live Gmail account, and a row was followed through to the right thread in Gmail. Gmail read scopes are restricted, so wide release needs Google verification and an annual CASA assessment. Google Calendar and Tasks are a separate connection for that reason, and need neither. Verified against a real account on 20 Sep 2026. |
| Gmail | Labels you chooseMail archived out of the Inbox under a label, such as “To Action”. Only the labels you tick are read; one can be marked so that everything under it is a priority | Beta | |
| Gmail | Docs, Sheets and Slides commentsAction items assigned to you, read from the notification emails | Beta | |
| Gmail | Send a reply writes back | Beta | |
| Gmail | Archive a conversation out of the Inbox writes backOnly the message you press Archive on, from its panel in the Priority Inbox | Beta | |
| Google Calendar and Tasks | Google CalendarEvents in your primary calendar | Verified | The account used for the check had one event in the rolling 30-day window, so reading and placing a real event is proved; a busy calendar is not. A separate connection from Gmail, and a separate Google Cloud project: it asks only for your calendar and tasks, which are sensitive rather than restricted scopes, so it needs Google review but no annual security assessment. Verified against a real account on 20 Sep 2026. |
| Google Calendar and Tasks | Google TasksTasks in every task list, incremental | Verified | Three real tasks read from a live Google account, two of them matched by title and due date against the tasks shown in Google Calendar itself. Verified against a real account on 23 Sep 2026. |
| Calendar feed (ICS) | A subscribed calendarEvents in a rolling 31-day window, with weekly, monthly and yearly repeats worked out from the feed itself | Verified | Read from a real published Google feed and followed through to the calendar it came from: a timed event landed on the exact instant the publisher shows, an all-day event stayed a date, a four-day event kept its span, and one weekly rule became five occurrences on the right five Thursdays. Radar can never write to a published feed: the format has no way to. Two things the check did not cover: a series crossing a clock change, which is proved by tests only because the calendar used has no clock changes; and an unusual repeat rule, which shows once on its first date rather than on the wrong days, with the connection saying how many it found. A published calendar address, from anything that can publish one. Radar needs no sign-in, no administrator and no platform review to read it, which is why it is on the supported path rather than in beta. Verified against a real account on 23 Sep 2026. |
| Meal plan | Planned mealsThe meals in a rolling 31-day window, shown on Today, Home and the calendar; always Personal and never counted as busy time | Verified | A real Plan to Eat feed, 8 Oct 2026: seven planned meals arrived as meals, Personal and not counted as busy, and the day’s and the next day’s were matched against Plan to Eat. AnyList publishes the same kind of feed and has not been read. Plan to Eat, AnyList and other planners publish the meal plan as a calendar feed, and that feed is what Radar reads: neither offers an API. It is the calendar-feed reader under another name, so it needs nobody’s permission but yours. Verified against a real account on 8 Oct 2026. |
| Pipedrive | Activities assigned to youOpen activities with their due dates, linked back to the record | Verified | Connects with a personal API token, or by installing Radar’s Pipedrive app. Both are proved on real accounts: the token since 17 Sep 2026, and the app since 28 Sep 2026, when it was installed from the private link and synced. The reference CRM implementation. Verified against a real account on 17 Sep 2026. |
| Pipedrive | Open dealsValue, currency, stage, probability, expected close date, last and next activity | Verified | Checked against a real deal on 29 Sep 2026: value, currency, stage, probability and close date matched Pipedrive, before and after the deal was edited. Verified against a real account on 29 Sep 2026. |
| Pipedrive | Persons and organisationsThe people and companies on an open deal | Beta | |
| Pipedrive | Create a follow-up activity, mark one done writes back | Beta | |
| OdooNeeds Odoo Custom, Odoo.sh or on-premise Odoo. The external API is not on Odoo Standard. | Activities assigned to youmail.activity records assigned to you, overdue, today and upcoming, linking back to the record |
Verified | Odoo 19 and later through JSON-2; Odoo 17 and 18 on-premise through the older /jsonrpc API, which Radar falls back to on its own. The 17 Sep 2026 check was made through /jsonrpc: the JSON-2 path is tested against a mock Odoo 19 until it has been read from a real account, and if it fails on a real call Radar falls back to /jsonrpc rather than stopping. Odoo 19 API keys expire, so Radar reminds you 14 and 3 days before. Verified against a real account on 17 Sep 2026. |
| Odoo | Mark an activity done writes backaction_feedback, the same as pressing Done in Odoo |
Beta | |
| OpenAI | Draft a reply and propose a follow-up writes backDrafting only. Radar never sends an email or creates a CRM action without you pressing the button. | Beta | Your own API key, per workspace or server-wide. Optional. Radar works without it. |
| YNAB | Spending waiting for a categoryOne Personal activity when ten or more transactions have no category (the number is yours to set); it goes when you have assigned them | Beta | Connects with a personal access token, which YNAB provides for an individual’s own use. Radar reads transactions only to count the ones with no category and accounts only to see whether a bank link has stopped; it stores the count and the date, never a payee, an amount or a balance, and cannot change anything in YNAB. Offering it to other people needs Radar registered as a YNAB OAuth application. |
| YNAB | Bank connections that have stoppedOne Personal activity for each linked account YNAB reports as failing to import; it goes when the link is working again | Beta | |
| NinetyNeeds Ninety’s Thrive or Legacy plan. The API is not on Accelerate, Essentials or Free. | Rocks you ownLive Rocks with their due date, quarter and on-track or off-track status. Marked done in Ninety, not from Radar | Beta | Connects with a personal access token from Ninety, and shows only what you own or are assigned: the token can see more, and Radar does not fetch it. Tokens expire (90 days unless changed), so Radar asks for the date and reminds you before it runs out. Ninety data is never sent to the AI. |
| Ninety | Milestones you ownOpen Milestones with their due date and the Rock they belong to, on your Rocks or anyone else’s | Beta | |
| Ninety | To-Dos assigned to youOpen team and personal To-Dos with their due dates, shown in Activities | Beta | |
| Ninety | Complete a To-Do writes backWith what happened, added to the To-Do as a comment | Beta | |
| Ninety | Mark a Milestone done writes back | Beta | |
| Xero | Sales invoices still owedOutstanding ACCREC invoices with the amount due, the due date and the customer; drafts that were never sent are flagged | Verified | Read from a real organisation with 98 outstanding invoices, and a row was followed through to the right invoice in Xero. Read-only. Radar asks for accounting.invoices.read and accounting.contacts.read and nothing else. No write scope exists on the connection at all. Xero data is never sent to the AI. Verified against a real account on 20 Sep 2026. |
| Xero | Quotes about to expireSent quotes with their expiry date and value, bounded to those still live | Verified | Every quote on the account used for the live check was historic, so reading and parsing them is proved against a real organisation but the about-to-expire path is proved only against the mock. Verified against a real account on 20 Sep 2026. |
| Xero | The customer behind each oneName and email, read only for the customers on an outstanding document | Verified | Verified against a real account on 20 Sep 2026. |
| Salesforce | Opportunities you ownAmount, stage, probability, close date, last and next activity | Beta | Implemented; not yet verified against a production org. |
| Salesforce | Contact roles | Beta | |
| Salesforce | Open tasks | Beta | |
| Salesforce | Create a task writes back | Beta | |
| Zoho CRM | DealsAmount, stage, probability, closing date (COQL) | Beta | Implemented; not yet verified against a production org. |
| Zoho CRM | Contacts | Beta | |
| Zoho CRM | Open tasks | Beta | |
| Zoho CRM | Create a task writes back | Beta | |
| monday.com | Items assigned to youWith their dates and status, excluding done items | Beta | Implemented; board layouts vary, so the mapping may need tuning. |
| Slack | Messages that mention you | Beta | Implemented; needs a Slack app registered by the operator. |
| Custom REST API | Any JSON endpoint, mapped into deals, activities or tasks | Beta | Configurable endpoint, authentication and field mapping: the way into anything without a connector. |
| Asana | Tasks assigned to youIn every Asana workspace, with their due dates | Beta | Personal access token. |
| Asana | Mark a task complete writes back | Beta | |
| Trello | Tasks assigned to youCards you are a member of on open boards, with their due dates | Beta | API key and token. |
| ClickUp | Tasks assigned to youOpen tasks assigned to you across your workspaces | Beta | Personal API token. |
| Notion | Database rows assigned to youIn every shared database where a People column includes you, with their dates | Beta | Connects with an internal integration you create in Notion and share your databases and pages with. Notion offers no feed of its notifications, so Radar reads what is yours to do instead. Pages can also be copied into Radar’s notes; nothing is changed in Notion by that. |
| Notion | Task lists you say are all yoursEvery unfinished row of a database you tick, for a personal list with no assignee column. Unticked is never read | Beta | |
| Notion | To-do lines on pagesUnticked to-dos that @mention you, or on pages you created, if you ask for them: the 25 shared pages edited most recently | Beta | |
| Notion | Finish a row or tick a to-do writes backSets the database’s own Status or Done column, or ticks the line. A database with neither is finished in Notion | Beta | |
| Jira | Tasks assigned to youUnresolved issues assigned to you | Beta | Jira Cloud, with an API token. |
| Linear | Tasks assigned to youOpen issues assigned to you | Beta | Personal API key. |
| Todoist | Tasks assigned to youYour open tasks, with their due dates | Beta | API token. |
| Todoist | Close a task writes back | Beta | |
| SharePoint | Company documents as Radar knowledge | Planned | Upload documents directly in the meantime. |
| OneDrive | Your files as private knowledge | Planned | Upload documents directly in the meantime. |
| Google Drive | Shared drives as company knowledge | Planned | |
| HubSpot | Deals and tasks | Planned | Custom REST works today. |
| Basecamp | To-dos assigned to you | Planned | |
| Wrike | Tasks assigned to you | Planned | |
| Smartsheet | Rows assigned to you | Planned |
Verified: this object has been read from a real account, on the date shown. Beta: implemented and covered by automated tests against a mock provider, but not yet run against a real account, so we do not call it available. Planned: not built yet, and never connectable until it is.
What connecting actually does
Reads only what it needs
Message metadata and a preview rather than whole mailboxes; open deals rather than your entire CRM history. Cached email is deleted after 30 days.
Syncs in the background
A worker keeps things current on provider-appropriate intervals using delta and cursor APIs. Nothing depends on you keeping a tab open.
Fails politely
If a provider is down, its panel says “sync delayed: last successful sync 14:22” and the rest of your Radar carries on.
Connect the systems you already pay for.
Open to anyone. £10 a month at the founding price until 31 March 2027, locked for 24 months, and your money back within 14 days if it isn’t for you.