14 service connectors, listed with every operation

Each connector is a node with a fixed set of operations. This is the full list as the engine implements it today, without logos and without any claim of partnership.

Service connectors

Each node authenticates with a token or webhook URL that you store in the secrets vault.

Slack1 operation

Posts a message through an incoming webhook URL or with a bot token.

  • send message

GitHub4 operations

Issues and repository reads, with a personal access token.

  • create_issue
  • create_comment
  • get_repo
  • list_issues

Discord1 operation

Posts a message to a channel through a webhook URL.

  • send message

Notion3 operations

Creates pages, queries databases and appends blocks.

  • create_page
  • query_database
  • append_block

Linear4 operations

Creates, updates and reads issues.

  • create_issue
  • update_issue
  • get_issue
  • list_issues

Shopify6 operations

Orders, customers, products and inventory.

  • get_order
  • list_orders
  • update_inventory
  • create_customer
  • get_customer
  • list_products

Salesforce6 operations

Leads, contacts, opportunities and queries.

  • create_lead
  • update_lead
  • create_contact
  • create_opportunity
  • query
  • get_record

WhatsApp Business4 operations

Sends messages through the WhatsApp Business Cloud API.

  • send_text
  • send_template
  • send_interactive
  • mark_read

HubSpot7 operations

Contacts, deals, companies and notes.

  • create_contact
  • update_contact
  • get_contact
  • create_deal
  • update_deal
  • create_company
  • create_note

Zendesk6 operations

Tickets and comments.

  • create_ticket
  • update_ticket
  • get_ticket
  • list_tickets
  • add_comment
  • assign_ticket

Intercom8 operations

Contacts, conversations, messages and notes.

  • create_contact
  • update_contact
  • get_contact
  • create_conversation
  • reply_conversation
  • send_message
  • tag_contact
  • create_note

Twilio4 operations

SMS, MMS, WhatsApp messages and outbound calls.

  • send_sms
  • send_mms
  • send_whatsapp
  • make_call

Mailchimp9 operations

Audience members, tags and campaigns.

  • add_subscriber
  • update_subscriber
  • remove_subscriber
  • get_subscriber
  • tag_subscriber
  • untag_subscriber
  • list_subscribers
  • trigger_campaign
  • create_campaign

Pipedrive12 operations

Deals, people, organizations, notes and activities.

  • create_deal
  • update_deal
  • get_deal
  • move_deal_stage
  • create_person
  • update_person
  • get_person
  • create_organization
  • add_note
  • create_activity
  • search_persons
  • search_deals

Operation names are the ones shown in the node configuration. Kolap is not affiliated with these services and none of them endorses it.

The nodes around them

Triggers2 nodes

Start a run. A webhook node passes the request body on, a manual node starts from a run you launch.

  • Webhook Trigger
  • Manual Trigger

Actions4 nodes

Call something outside Kolap.

  • HTTP Request
  • Send Email
  • AI Prompt
  • Database Query

Logic and data12 nodes

Route, repeat, wait and reshape.

  • If/Else
  • Switch/Case
  • Loop
  • Batch
  • Delay
  • Transform Data
  • Sub-Workflow
  • Error Handler
  • Variables
  • Date/Time
  • Map/Reduce
  • Crypto

Notes on specific nodes

HTTP Request

Reaches anything with an HTTP API. It can add an HMAC-SHA256 signature header to the request, named X-Kolap-Signature by default.

Database Query

Runs SQL against a PostgreSQL connection string that you provide. It never touches Kolap's own database. Other database engines are not supported yet.

AI Prompt

Calls Anthropic or OpenAI with a prompt you write, so the text you send leaves Kolap for that provider.

Not ready

The builder also lists Run Code, which is switched off until an isolated executor exists, and Wait for Approval, which cannot be answered yet. Neither is counted in the 32 nodes above.

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