Power your agents and workflows with 57 available integrations and 754 native actions.
List online meetings
Lists all online meetings the user has organized. Returns join URLs that can be used to retrieve transcripts.
List presentations
Find Google Slides presentations the user can access, returning each one's presentationId, name, last-modified/created time, owners, and links. Use it to discover a deck before reading or editing it. This is the entry point for the ID chain: the returned presentationId (the alphanumeric ID in a deck's URL between '/d/' and '/edit') can be passed directly to get_presentation, create_slide, and other Slides actions — so call this first instead of guessing a presentationId. It does not read slide contents or slide/element object IDs; use get_presentation (outputFormat "map") for those.
List projects
Lists all Google Cloud projects that have BigQuery enabled and are accessible to the authenticated user.
List projects
Lists projects (folders) in the Tableau site, optionally filtered by project name or parent project.
List proposed times
Retrieves attendee proposed times for an event. Supports shared/delegated calendars: pass a colleague's email in 'Shared calendar owner' to act on their calendar (they must have granted you edit rights); leave it empty for your own calendar.
List records
Lists records from a Dataverse table using OData query options. Supports column selection, filtering, and ordering. Results are paginated internally up to the requested limit.
List releases
Lists all releases in a repository. Useful for changelog automation, docs sync, and tracking deployments.
List schemas
Lists all schemas within a specified catalog. Schemas contain tables, views, and other data objects.
List sections
Lists sections across all notebooks or within a specific notebook, sorted by most recently modified.
List serving endpoints
Lists all model serving endpoints in the workspace, including agent endpoints. Shows endpoint name, state, and type.
List tables
Lists all tables within a specified catalog and schema. Returns table names, types, and basic metadata.
List tables
Lists available Dataverse tables (entities) in the environment, returning each table's logical name, entity-set name, and display name.
List tabs
Retrieves a list of all tabs in a Google Doc with their IDs, names, and positions. Use this to discover available tabs before retrieving specific tab content.
List user conversations
Lists all conversations (channels, DMs, group DMs) that a specific user is a member of.
List users
Retrieves a list of users from Zendesk, with optional filtering by role, permission set, or external ID.
List volumes
Lists all volumes within a specified catalog and schema. Volumes are used to store unstructured data like files.
List workbooks
Lists workbooks in the Tableau site, optionally filtered by project (folder) name or workbook title.
List workspaces
Lists all workspaces and organizations accessible to the authenticated user. No inputs required. Returns workspace GIDs, names, and whether each is an organization
Move email to folder
Moves an email or draft to a different folder — use to delete an email or draft by moving it to deleted items, archive an email, organize emails into folders, or unarchive. Accepts well-known names (inbox, drafts, sentitems, deleteditems, junkemail, outbox, archive, conversationhistory, scheduled, clutter) or folder IDs from 'list_folders'.
Move item to board
Moves an item from its current board to a different board. Monday auto-maps columns with matching IDs between boards. Requires an item ID, target board ID, and target group ID. Returns the moved item's new board and group.
Move item to group
Moves an item to a different group within the same board. Requires an item ID and the destination group ID. Returns the moved item's ID and new group.
Propose new time
Tentatively accepts an event invitation and proposes a different time to the organizer. Use this when you are an attendee and want to suggest rescheduling. If the user is the event organizer, use 'Update event' instead to change the time directly. Supports shared/delegated calendars: pass a colleague's email in 'Shared calendar owner' to act on their calendar (they must have granted you edit rights); leave it empty for your own calendar.
Qualify lead
Add-on action (Dynamics 365 Sales) — requires the Sales app on the connected Dataverse environment. Qualifies a lead via the QualifyLead operation, optionally creating a linked account, contact, and opportunity, and returns references to the records created.
Query database
Fetches pages from a Notion database with optional filtering, sorting, and pagination. Requires a database ID; filters, sorts, and pagination parameters are optional. Returns a list of matching pages with their properties.
Query data source
Queries a published data source directly, bypassing view-level filters. Requires Tableau Cloud or Tableau Server 2025.1+.
Query view data
Extracts data from a specific standard (non-custom) Tableau view in CSV format. Use get_custom_view_data for custom views. Multi-measure views return Tableau's tall format with Measure Names and Measure Values columns.
Read data source metadata
Returns all queryable fields for a published data source, including field names, data types, and roles.
Recalculate opportunity
Add-on action (Dynamics 365 Sales) — requires the Sales app on the connected Dataverse environment. Recalculates the actual value of a won opportunity via the CalculateActualValueOpportunity operation. Use after editing opportunity products or revenue to refresh the rolled-up value.
Refresh linked chart
Re-fetches a linked Google Sheets chart embedded on a slide and updates its image in place so it reflects the current spreadsheet data; use it after the source Sheet's data changes (e.g. to refresh a revenue or KPI chart before presenting). Only charts inserted with a live spreadsheet link (linkingMode LINKED) can be refreshed - a chart pasted as a static image is not linked and returns an actionable error. The chart's objectId is unchanged by the refresh, so it stays addressable for follow-up calls. ID flow: supply the presentationId from the URL and the chart's objectId, which you get from the action that inserted the chart (it returns the id it used) or from get_presentation - never invent or guess it.
Remove category from email
Removes one or more categories (also known as labels or tags) from an email. Category names are matched case-insensitively. Categories not present on the email are silently ignored.
Remove page label
Removes a single label from a Confluence page. Use this when users want to untag, remove, or delete a label from a page. This action cannot be undone. This removes a label only; it does not delete the page itself.
Remove task followers
Removes followers from a task to stop their update notifications. Requires follower user GIDs from get_users and a task GID from search_tasks or typeahead_search. Returns the updated followers list
Render slide
Renders a slide (or the whole deck) to a PNG image and returns a temporary image URL, width, and height per slide — use it after creating or editing slides to visually verify layout, overflowing text, overlapping elements, colors, and alignment before considering the deck done. Consumes existing IDs only: pass the presentationId from the deck's URL and, optionally, real slide OBJECT IDs (not slide numbers). Leave the slide ID empty to render every slide in order; the contentUrl links it returns expire ~30 minutes after rendering, so view them promptly or re-run.
Reorder slides
Move one or more existing slides to a new position in a deck (e.g. pull the agenda to slide 2, push an appendix to the end). The slides are identified by their slide OBJECT IDs and moved together as a contiguous block, preserving the relative order you list them in. ID flow: get presentationId from the deck URL, and get each slideId from get_presentation (outputFormat "map" gives a compact slideId index) or from the slideId/slideIds returned by create_slide or build_deck_from_outline — never use a slide number/position. Returns the full new slide order so you can verify the result without a follow-up read.
Replace image
Swap an existing image element on a slide for a new image URL, in place: the element keeps its exact size, position, and objectId — only the underlying picture changes. Use it to update what an existing image shows (refresh a logo, swap a product photo, update a screenshot); use Add image instead to create a new image at coordinates you specify, or Replace shapes with images to match shapes by placeholder text. CENTER_INSIDE fits the new image inside the original frame keeping aspect ratio (default); CENTER_CROP fills the frame and may crop. ID flow: pass the image's existing object ID in imageObjectId — get it from the id returned by add_image (or from get_presentation with outputFormat "map"/"json"); the same objectId is returned so you can chain further edits to that element.
Replace shapes with chart
Replaces every placeholder shape whose visible TEXT matches a token (e.g. '{{revenue_chart}}') with a chart pulled from a Google Sheet. Use it to fill template-driven decks where chart placeholders are typed into text boxes ahead of time; pairs with replace_text and replace_shapes_with_images to fully populate a templated slide. The token is matched against shape text, NOT shape object IDs or names, so no element IDs are needed here — only the presentationId, the source spreadsheetId, and the integer chartId. Choose LINKED (default) so the chart can later be refreshed with the latest Sheet data, or NOT_LINKED_IMAGE for a static snapshot. Returns occurrencesChanged (how many placeholders were filled). For LINKED charts the API does NOT return the new chart's objectId, so to refresh it later you must run get_presentation to find the SheetsChart element's objectId. If the token isn't in the deck yet, insert it first with replace_text.
Replace shapes with images
Replaces every placeholder shape in a presentation with an image, by matching the shape's TEXT content (e.g. {{company-logo}}) rather than its object ID. Use it to fill image placeholders across a deck in one batch call (e.g. after build_deck_from_outline / create_slide laid out branded templates with {{...}} tokens). Takes the presentationId plus a list of placeholder-text-to-image-URL mappings; it does NOT take slide or shape object IDs - targeting is purely by the literal text inside the shapes. Returns the count of shapes replaced (totalReplacements) and a per-placeholder breakdown (replacementDetails); a result of 0 means the placeholder text was not found verbatim in any shape.
Replace text
Find-and-replace text across a presentation in one batch — ideal for filling template placeholders (e.g. {{customer-name}}, {{date}}) with real values for mail-merge or generated decks. Pass each search/replace pair in textReplacements; optionally scope a replacement to specific slides via that pair's pageObjectIds (slide OBJECT IDs, not slide numbers). Returns occurrencesChanged per pair so you can confirm what was actually replaced. Requires the presentationId; if you also need slide object IDs, get them from get_presentation (outputFormat "map") or from create_slide / build_deck_from_outline.
Reply to message
Replies to a message in a thread. Supports mrkdwn formatting in 'text' and Block Kit 'blocks' for rich layouts.
Resolve SharePoint URL
Resolves a SharePoint sharing link to driveItem metadata for attachment import. Internal action used when a user pastes a SharePoint URL in chat.
Respond to event
Accepts, declines, or tentatively accepts a calendar event invitation. Useful for RSVPing to meetings, declining meeting requests, or marking tentative attendance. Supports shared/delegated calendars: pass a colleague's email in 'Shared calendar owner' to act on their calendar (they must have granted you edit rights); leave it empty for your own calendar.
Changes in path
Triggers when files are added or modified in a specific path. Useful for CI/CD pipelines, config monitoring, code review automation, or content tracking.
Label changed on email
Triggers when categories are added to or removed from an email in your Outlook mailbox.
New email in shared inbox
Triggers when new emails are received in specified shared inboxes (users you have Mail.Read.Shared access to).
New email in shared mailbox folder
Triggers when emails appear in a specific folder of a shared mailbox (either newly received or moved to it). Requires Mail.Read.Shared permission and folder access.
New email in specific folder
Triggers when emails appear in a specific folder (either newly received or moved to it).
New email matching search
Triggers when new emails matching your search query are received (sent emails excluded unless you add 'in:sent').
New event matching search
Triggers when new calendar events matching the specified search query are created.
New event matching search
Triggers when new calendar events matching the specified search query are created.
New issue
Triggers when a new issue is created in the repository. Does not trigger for pull requests.
New meeting transcript
Triggers when a transcript becomes available for a recently ended Teams meeting.
New message by search
Triggers when a new message is found by searching for a specific keyword or other criteria.
New message in channel
Triggers when a new message was posted in a channel (public, private, DM, etc.).
New message in conversations
Triggers when a new message is posted in a specific conversation (DM, group DM, or channel).
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Questions & answers
What can I do with Langdock integrations?
Integrations let you connect Langdock to your existing tools so your agents and workflows can search documents, trigger actions, update data, or automate workflows across your apps.
Which tools can I integrate with Langdock?
Langdock supports a wide range of popular workplace tools like Google Drive, Notion, Confluence, Slack, Salesforce, Jira, Asana, and more. You can also build fully custom integrations for any API‑enabled tool.
Do I need to build my own integrations?
You don’t have to. Many integrations are plug‑and‑play. But if you want custom functionality or custom actions, Langdock includes a built‑in integration builder that makes it easy to create your own integration logic with guided JavaScript support.
Are integrations secure?
Absolutely. Langdock uses secure authentication (including OAuth 2.0), handles credentials safely, and runs custom code in a sandboxed environment. Langdock is also ISO 27001 certified, SOC 2 Type II audited, and GDPR compliant.
How do I use integrations inside a chat or agent?
Once connected, you can use integrations directly in any chat by typing @ to trigger available actions. Agents can also call integrations automatically based on their instructions.
