Most “AI integrations” are one-way: they read a little context and hand you text. The useful version is two-way — the agent reads the current state, does the work, and writes the result back where your team already looks. CloudAxis does that for three of the tools people run their operations on.
And because writing back into a live system is exactly where trust matters, each connection has a clear scope and a safety default. We spell them out below rather than hand-waving “works with everything.”
Notion — read, create, and query your workspace
Connect Notion with an internal integration token from your workspace settings. Once connected, a specialist can search across the pages and databases you have shared with it, open a page and read its contents, create new pages, append content to existing ones, and run structured queries against a database — filtering by property, status, or date.
That makes Notion a real work surface for an agent, not just a place it reads from. A research specialist can drop its findings into a new Notion page. A scheduled duty can query your “Tasks” database for anything due this week and write a summary. A meeting brief can be filed straight into the right database.
The scope, stated plainly
A specialist can only touch the pages and databases you have explicitly shared with the integration — nothing else in your workspace is visible to it. Sharing is how you control access, and you can revoke the token at any time.
Google Sheets — read and write live ranges
Connect a spreadsheet by sharing it with the CloudAxis service address shown in the product. Grant Editor access if you want specialists to write, or Viewer if read-only is enough — the access level is yours to set per sheet.
Then a specialist can read a range, append rows, and write values back into the sheet — no manual export/import. This is the connection that turns a spreadsheet into a shared surface between you and your agents: a monitor writes today’s numbers into the tracker, a research duty appends new leads as it finds them, and you open the same sheet to review.
The scope, stated plainly
Access is per-sheet — you share exactly the spreadsheets you want, at the access level you choose. A Viewer share means the agent can read but not write; grant Editor only when you want it to write back.
Shopify — catalog and inventory, with a safe default
Connect your store in Launchpad and specialists can handle catalog work: list and read products, create and update them, organize items into collections, and adjust inventory counts across your catalog.
The safety default is the important part: every new product a specialist creates lands as a draft. Nothing goes live in your storefront until you publish it. That is what makes a bulk import or a seasonal catalog refresh safe to hand off — you review the batch, then publish, rather than hoping the agent got all of it right on a live store.
The scope, stated plainly
This connection is catalog work specifically — products, collections, and inventory. Order processing, checkout, and customer data are outside its scope. If you need an agent to work with orders, it would drive your Shopify admin through the real browser instead, which is a different (and slower) approach than this API connection.
Why “inside your tools” beats another dashboard
The point of connecting real tools is that the output lands where your team already works. An agent doesn’t produce a report in some separate AI app you have to remember to check — it writes into the Notion page, the Google Sheet, or the Shopify catalog you already open every day.
And because CloudAxis is a scheduled agent OS, these become standing duties: pull the numbers into the sheet every morning, file new research into Notion as it lands, refresh the draft catalog before a sale. You review and approve; the agent does the repetitive part in the place it belongs.
How to connect
Each integration is a short setup in the product:
- Notion — create an internal integration token in your Notion settings, paste it into Launchpad, and share the specific pages/databases you want the agent to use.
- Google Sheets — open the sheet, click Share, add the CloudAxis service address, and choose Editor (write) or Viewer (read-only).
- Shopify — connect your store through the sign-in flow in Launchpad; new products the agent creates will default to draft.
Frequently asked questions
Can the Notion integration see my whole workspace?
No — only the pages and databases you explicitly share with the integration. Nothing else in your workspace is visible to it, and you can revoke the token at any time.
Does the Google Sheets connection let agents edit my sheet?
Only if you grant Editor access when you share it. Share with Viewer access and the agent can read but not write. Access is per-sheet, so you choose exactly which spreadsheets it can use.
Will an agent publish Shopify products to my live store?
Not on its own. Every new product a specialist creates defaults to draft status, so nothing appears in your storefront until you publish it. That makes bulk catalog work safe to review before it goes live.
Can the Shopify connection process orders or handle customers?
No. The Shopify connection is catalog work only — products, collections, and inventory. Order processing, checkout, and customer data are outside its scope. Order-related work would go through the real browser in your admin instead.
Which plan includes these integrations?
Notion, Google Sheets, and Shopify connections are available from the Growth plan. See the pricing page for full plan details.
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