It connects to what you use. It only touches what it needs.

Calendars, forms, campaigns, messages, online shops and developer tools. For every connection we tell you plainly what Aurora reads, what it writes, and why.

Google Calendar and OutlookShopify and WooCommerceREST API and signed webhooks

Integrations · today · example
Google Calendar
Written: hygiene · Tue 10:30am · Laura B.
Connected
Google Ads leads
Read: new lead · called after 48 s
Connected
WhatsApp Business
Written: 12 reminders for tomorrow
Connected
Shopify
Read: cash-on-delivery order · confirming now
Connected
HubSpot
Not available yet
Coming soon

How we use your calendar.

You connect Google Calendar or Outlook Calendar so the agent can book appointments. Here's exactly what Aurora does with the access you give it.

How we use Google Calendar and Outlook. If you connect a calendar, Aurora reads your availability and creates, moves or cancels only the appointments your customers book with the agent. We don't use this data for advertising and we don't sell it. The details are in our privacy policy.
  • ReadsYour availability, to offer customers only free slots.read
  • WritesCreates, moves or cancels only appointments booked through the agent, when the customer asks.write
  • NeverIt doesn't use calendar data for advertising and doesn't sell it to anyone.never
  • RevokeRemove access at any time from your Google or Microsoft account settings.any time
Connected calendar · example
Reads: busy or free
Tuesday 9am–12pm busy · 3pm free
Read
Creates: first appointment · Luke M.
Booked on the phone with the agent
New
Moves: check-up · Anna R.
Requested by the customer on WhatsApp
Moved
Your other events
Left as they are: Aurora doesn't change them
Untouched

Live today, and coming soon.

Those marked “Coming soon” aren't available yet. You can already connect all the others from the dashboard.

Google Calendar
Outlook Calendar
WhatsApp Business
Google Ads leads
Shopify
WooCommerce and WordPress
Forms and webhooks
API and signed webhooks
SoonMeta Lead Ads
SoonHubSpot
SoonPipedrive
SoonZapier, Make, n8n

What it reads, what it writes, what it's for.

An example of how they work together: the lead arrives from a campaign, the agent calls and books on your calendar, and the result goes back to the campaign.

One lead, three connections · example
Reads the lead from Google Ads
Writes the appointment to the calendar
Writes the conversion to the campaign
  • CalendarsGoogle Calendar and Outlook Calendar. Reads availability; writes the appointments customers book with the agent.live
  • Leads and campaignsWebsite forms, incoming webhooks, Google Ads leads. Reads the new contact; writes the contact into Aurora and, once there's a result, the conversion to Meta (Conversions API) and Google Ads.live
  • Messages and chatWhatsApp Business, email through an Aurora alias, website chat with one line of code (WordPress and Wix too). Reads customers' messages; writes the replies, for email as drafts you approve. On WhatsApp, outside the conversation window, it uses templates approved by Meta.live
  • ShopifyConnect your shop from Integrations › Shopify; the chat goes on your shop as a theme app embed, with no code to copy. Reads orders and baskets; writes them to the customer's Contact 360.live
  • WooCommerceThree steps: download the plugin, create a connection key in Aurora, paste it into WordPress › Settings › Aurora. The chat appears on every page; every new or changed order reaches Aurora, and so does the basket, with the email and phone typed at checkout and a link that fills it again.live
  • DevelopersPublic REST API, signed outgoing webhooks, incoming webhooks for leads, API tools for agents. Reads and writes only what the key you create allows.live
  • CRMHubSpot and Pipedrive. When they're available, this is where you'll see exactly what they read and write.coming soon
  • AutomationZapier, Make and n8n. In the meantime you can already connect them with webhooks and the API.coming soon

Also coming soon: Meta Lead Ads, SMS, Instagram and Messenger, notifications on your team's phones, directly connected Gmail and Outlook mailboxes, and an MCP server for Claude and Cursor. Aurora for e-commerce

Missing a connection? Build it yourself.

The REST API and signed webhooks let you connect Aurora to any tool: your management software, your CRM, your website.

  • KeysEvery API key does only what you allow it to.permissions
  • OutgoingReceive the catalogue's events, signed: you can check they really come from Aurora.webhooks
  • IncomingSend leads from any tool: they become contacts and can start Lead in 60 seconds.webhooks
  • ToolsThe agent calls one of your services during the conversation, for example to check an order.agents
Outgoing webhook · appointment.booked · example
POST https://your-system.example/aurora
X-Aurora-Event: appointment.booked
X-Aurora-Signature: v1=9f2c…

{
  "event_type": "appointment.booked",
  "v": 1,
  "data": {
    "appointment": {
      "starts_at": "2026-11-11T10:30:00+01:00",
      "calendar_provider": "google",
      "booked_by": "agent"
    }
  }
}
Signature verified
Your system received the appointment
Delivered

About integrations

Can Aurora change other events in my calendar?

No. It reads your availability to offer free slots and creates, moves or cancels only the appointments your customers book through the agent.

Do you use my calendar data for advertising?

No. Google Calendar and Outlook data is used only to book appointments. We don't use it for advertising and we don't sell it. The details are in our privacy policy.

How do I connect WooCommerce?

In three steps: download the Aurora plugin, create a connection key in Aurora and paste it into WordPress › Settings › Aurora. From then on the chat appears on every page and orders reach Aurora.

When are HubSpot and Pipedrive coming?

They're coming soon, along with Zapier, Make, n8n and Meta Lead Ads. Shopify and WooCommerce, on the other hand, are already available. In the meantime you can connect your tools with the REST API and webhooks.

Can I send leads to Aurora from my own tool?

Yes, with an incoming webhook or the API. The lead becomes a contact and, if you've switched it on, the Lead in 60 seconds automation starts.

Enter your website. In a few minutes you hear your assistant.

Aurora reads the site, tells you what it understood and prepares the agent. Then you try it live: it calls you, answers in your chat, fills in your form. You decide afterwards.

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