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Klipy connects to email, calendar, WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Telegram, meeting recordings, and the public API through OAuth, no passwords stored, typically in under two minutes per channel. Connecting only grants access; Klipy’s always-on AI is what runs automatically afterward, capturing context and drafting follow-ups from what each channel sends in.
Connect = access. Always-on AI is what runs automatically after.

What can I connect to Klipy, and what does each connection unlock?

Your connections in Klipy span six kinds of channels, and each one feeds a different part of the same CRM. Email and calendar is the connection most people start with, since it feeds the contact graph that the other Klipy connections build on top of.

Is connecting a channel to Klipy secure?

Every connection in Klipy uses OAuth, not a stored password. When you connect Gmail, Outlook, WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Telegram, or the Notetaker, Klipy is granted access through the provider’s own authorization screen, the same permission flow you’d see connecting any app to your Google or Microsoft account. Klipy never asks for your email or messaging password directly, and the whole process takes under two minutes per channel. Connecting is only the first step, and it only grants access. What Klipy’s always-on AI does with that access, capturing intelligence, drafting follow-ups, and tracking commitments, happens automatically afterward and is covered in Always-on AI.

Where do I connect each channel in Klipy?

Email and calendar

Gmail, Outlook, and calendars via OAuth

WhatsApp

Connect WhatsApp for customer conversations

LinkedIn

LinkedIn messages in your workspace

Telegram

Telegram alongside other channels

Notetaker

Meeting capture for calls with join links

Klipy API

REST API for people, companies, and interactions
By your next meeting, Klipy has context on every conversation.
Last modified on July 30, 2026