Be the spine, not the integrator.
Bringing outside data into one record is welcome. Two systems each holding their own version of the client, drifting apart quietly, is the thing Scrambl is built to avoid. So integrations here flow into the records your work already runs on, and nothing lives in two places.
See how the records connectWhat if you want to build your own?
The same records are open to your own code and your own AI tools.
Questions people actually ask
Does Scrambl replace these tools or connect to them?
Both, on purpose. Scrambl replaces the point tools that hold your records: projects, CRM, timesheets, invoicing. It connects to the tools that hold your conversations, code, and meetings, and flows that activity into the same records.
What can Claude do once it is connected?
Claude connects through Scrambl's MCP server rather than a settings page. Ask about projects, clients, and records in plain words, and let it act under your permissions: it sees only what you can see.
Which plans include integrations?
Gmail, Outlook, and Google Calendar sync ship on every plan. Slack, GitHub, Zoom, and the MCP server ship with Pro and Business. The API, webhooks, and agent accounts ship with Business.
Can I embed a form on my own site?
Yes. Forms are not an app integration: drop the embed snippet into any website, and submissions create records in your workspace, routed to the team that owns them.
What is coming next?
QuickBooks Online, Gusto, Xero, and FreshBooks are in development. Each appears on the pricing page the moment it ships, and nothing is listed here before it is real.