Connect Tvara with the tools your team already works with.
A documentation-style integrations hub for native apps, API workflows, and webhook-led connectivity. Tvara supports native integrations with Gmail, Outlook Mail, Zoho Mail, LinkedIn, Twilio, and WhatsApp, with API and webhook support for 1000+ external integrations.
A clean docs hub for integration-first teams.
This page is structured like a product documentation surface rather than a marketing page. It gives users a fast way to understand which integrations are available natively, where API and webhook connectivity fit in, what setup guides are available, and which native integrations are next on the roadmap.
Native depth
Built-in integrations for communication and prospecting workflows that need tighter product-level support.
Extensible workflows
API and webhook connectivity for plugging Tvara into broader GTM, CRM, ops, and finance systems.
Docs-ready structure
A discoverable format users can scan quickly, with clear sections, guides, and future roadmap visibility.
Built-in support for the channels that drive outreach.
Tvara has native integration support for Gmail, Outlook Mail, Zoho Mail, LinkedIn, Twilio, and WhatsApp, covering the core communication and prospecting systems most sales workflows depend on.
Gmail
Connect sending, inbox sync, thread context, and workflow-ready email events directly inside Tvara.
Outlook Mail
Support for Microsoft mail accounts with native authentication, mailbox access, and outreach operations.
Zoho Mail
Use Zoho-based mailboxes for sending, syncing communication context, and routing activity into campaigns.
Work with profile-led prospect context and lead sourcing flows that support outbound enrichment and research.
Twilio
Power telephony and messaging workflows with Twilio-backed actions, events, and programmable communication.
Run WhatsApp outreach and conversation-led engagement with native support for messaging-first workflows.
Documentation users can scan like a real product manual.
These are example docs blocks that fit naturally into an integrations page and make the route feel useful from day one, even before the full documentation system grows deeper.
Getting started with integrations
Understand how Tvara handles native apps, authentication, API access, and external event triggers.
Connect Gmail
Set up Gmail access for sending, syncing inbox threads, and powering email-led campaign actions.
Connect Outlook Mail
Authenticate Microsoft mailboxes and configure communication flows for outreach and tracking.
Connect Zoho Mail
Use Zoho Mail accounts for native sending, mailbox sync, and Tvara activity mapping.
Connect LinkedIn context
Work with profile-led prospect data and route enriched details into your lead and campaign workflows.
Set up Twilio messaging
Configure Twilio for messaging and communication workflows with delivery-aware operational setup.
Set up WhatsApp channels
Launch WhatsApp-led engagement with channel mapping, event tracking, and workflow actions.
Webhook events reference
Receive lead, communication, and workflow events using incoming webhooks and event subscriptions.
REST API authentication
Authenticate requests, manage access tokens, and structure secure API usage across external systems.
Retries, rate limits, and error handling
Best practices for reliable integrations when syncing high-volume actions and third-party workflows.
Extend Tvara across 1000+ integrations.
Beyond the native app layer, Tvara supports API and webhook-based integration patterns that make it practical to connect with a much broader external stack, including CRMs, internal platforms, automation tools, reporting systems, and custom product workflows.
Webhook-first eventing
Push data into or out of Tvara based on live workflow triggers.
REST API coverage
Designed for external systems, orchestrators, and custom implementation layers.
The native roadmap keeps expanding.
More native integrations are coming soon, especially across CRM and financial operations workflows. This section makes the docs page feel alive and roadmap-aware without turning it into a heavy sales section.
Questions users may ask before setting things up.
A lightweight FAQ helps the route feel complete while still staying inside the overall documentation tone.