Open to your systems, without showstoppers
Connect the tools you already use, without moving board data abroad.
Integration architecture
- API-first (REST)HeyEla talks to the systems your company already runs.Foundation
- MCPFor agentic workflows in which HeyEla takes part.Configuration
- HeadlessEmbed HeyEla capabilities into your own applications.Configuration
- Custom connectionsSpecific per customer, from knowledge sources to workflows.Per customer
Built open and flexible, always compliant. Integration never becomes a showstopper with us.
What you get
Fits your stack
Connect calendars and systems your IT already trusts.
Board data stays put
Integrations without shipping governance data abroad.
Built for real workflows
Specified per organisation, not a one-size connector zoo.
Specified per customer
Connections that fit your use case, not a generic catalogue.
API-first
REST and open interfaces so HeyEla can talk to your systems.
Built for agentic workflows
MCP and headless in progress, so embedding in your tools becomes possible.
In detail
Because governance tools must be open and flexible
HeyEla connects API-first to your existing systems, tailored per customer rather than as rigid plug-and-play. Calendars, stores or knowledge sources can be wired in without bypassing access rules. You do not need an integration to start.
That is not only about calendars or file stores. Depending on need, we connect HeyEla so features and future agent capabilities work with your system landscape. Permissions and compliance remain central guardrails.
Our vision is clear: HeyEla should eventually act as an agent across a system landscape. For that, a system must not be closed; it must talk to the customer's other systems and plug in when needed. That is why the architecture is API-first (REST). Topics such as MCP and headless are already in progress, so customers can embed HeyEla in their own agentic workflows and tools where desired and compliance-compatible for both sides.
Organisation knowledge rarely lives in one product alone. We want to be able to connect individually and shape HeyEla so integration is not a showstopper, but a natural part of your system landscape.
Who it’s for
Built for the people who run the meeting
IT owners
Connect HeyEla to existing systems - from calendars to specialist applications, following their own IT rules.
Corporate secretariat
Keeps working in familiar tools while meeting data converges in HeyEla.
Executive management
Gets governance processes integrated into the existing system landscape instead of another island tool.
Frequently asked questions
Are integrations plug-and-play?
No, and we say that deliberately. We connect systems specifically per customer so the value and compliance are right.
Which systems are possible?
It depends on the use case and requirements. Typical examples are knowledge sources and productivity systems. What matters is your need and shared compliance.
Do integrations change access rules?
No. Connections should respect existing rights and compliance requirements, not bypass them.
Can we embed HeyEla in our own workflows?
That is exactly what API-first and ongoing work on MCP and headless aim for, where it makes sense and is allowed for you.
How is HeyEla connected to our existing systems?
Individually, as needed: together we review your system landscape and connect the relevant systems - without undermining your access rules.
Do we need integrations to get started?
No. HeyEla works standalone from day one; integrations extend the value where your processes demand it.
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Next step
See HeyEla with your use case
A focused 45-minute demo with your board workflow in mind, or estimate the business case in about 90 seconds.