Introducing Connected Accounts and Authenticated Browser Access
Connect Grep agents to your SaaS accounts, custom APIs, and browser applications, including tools without an API.
Day 3 of our launch week: Connected Accounts and authenticated browser access. Grep agents can now use more of the tools your team already works in, including applications without an API.
Connect your team's tools
Grep already includes over 100 data integrations out of the box, with no logins needed. As our agents took on more automation, customers needed access to their own accounts, custom APIs, and internal tools too.
We're working with Composio to bring over 1,000 integrations to Grep, including Gmail, Calendar, Outlook, Notion, and Salesforce.
For tools without an existing integration, you can also add your own custom APIs and MCP connections.
Use applications without an API
Internal tools and legacy software often require someone to work through a browser. Authenticated browser access gives Grep agents a way to use those applications.
Log in to a web app, and Grep can store your credentials in an encrypted vault for the agent to use. If you prefer not to store credentials, you can log in manually when the session expires.
Bring the workflow together
Consider a fintech onboarding workflow. A customer's name resembles one on a sanctions list, so the case needs further review. An agent can pull the alert from a Salesforce queue, use a legacy screening application such as NICE Actimize, and research the case with Grep's data integrations. Where evidence is missing, it can request more information by email.
That workflow connects a CRM, a browser application, research sources, and email through one agent.
Get started
Connect the SaaS accounts needed for your workflow.
Add a custom API or MCP connection for tools without an existing integration.
For browser-only applications, sign in and choose whether to store credentials or log in manually as needed.