Ember is not another place to log in and live. It works on top of the inbox, the CRM, the meeting tools you already use. It reads the context it needs to write relationship-driven outreach, and it keeps its own activity timeline of every email it sends so you can see the real state of each relationship. Approved emails always send from your real mailbox, never a separate sending domain.
There are three kinds of integration here. Email connections (Gmail and Outlook) are how Ember sends and tracks replies from your own address. CRM connections (Attio and HubSpot) keep your contacts and history as the source of truth that grounds every draft. Salesforce is on the roadmap. Meeting and calendar connections (Zoom and Google Calendar) name who was on the call.
How to choose: you only need an email connection to get value from Ember on day one. Add a CRM if you want your relationship history to ground the drafts and stay in sync, and add a meeting or calendar tool if you want follow-ups to write themselves after every conversation. Anything marked “coming soon” is in active development; we ship integrations when they are genuinely solid, not before.
Gmail
Live today. Ember reads your Gmail threads, drafts the follow-up in your voice, and sends it from your own address once you approve.
Outlook
Microsoft 365 / Outlook sending and reply tracking.
Attio
Ground every draft in your real Attio relationships.
HubSpot
Relationship-driven outreach on top of your HubSpot data.
Salesforce
Bring Ember’s outreach agent to your Salesforce pipeline.
Zoom
Every Zoom meeting and Zoom Phone call, on the right contact.
Google Calendar
Names and emails from your calendar onto the calls Ember already captured.
Stop sequencing. Start closing.
Ember reads your pipeline, writes in your voice, and keeps every relationship moving. Approval is the default; auto-send is optional.