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Integrations

Works across the systems the outcome depends on.

An Operator carries one Mission across the systems the outcome needs — and asks for only the access that responsibility requires. You start with the outcome, not the integrations.

  • Only the systems a Mission needs.
  • Only the access it needs.
  • You approve what matters.

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Start from the Mission

The Mission decides the systems — and the access.

One Mission, as Ordmere defines it: each system it needs, why, what it may do there, and what it will never touch.

Product preview · connections are simulated

Example Mission · “When a new customer says yes, get them fully onboarded without anything falling through the cracks.”

  • EmailRequired

    Customer communication, requests and follow-ups

    Needs access to

    • Find the relevant customer conversation
    • Read approved onboarding context
    • Prepare requests, updates and follow-ups

    Doesn't need access to

    • Delete email

    Limited to: Only communication relevant to this onboarding

  • Customer RecordsRequired

    What was sold, customer details, owner and onboarding status

    Needs access to

    • Read the customer, commitment and owner
    • Keep onboarding status and next actions current

    Doesn't need access to

    • Delete CRM records

    Limited to: Only the customer records involved in this Operator

  • Shared FilesRequired

    Scope, requirements and approved onboarding documents

    Needs access to

    • Find the approved onboarding documents
    • Read the requirements and scope

    Doesn't need access to

    • Change or delete files

    Limited to: Read only from approved onboarding folders

  • Team TasksRequired

    Owners, milestones, dependencies and blockers

    Needs access to

    • Create the owned onboarding work
    • Follow progress and blockers
    • Keep ownership and status current

    Limited to: Only work created or linked to this onboarding

Required
The Mission can't finish without it. Customer Records hold the customer, owner and onboarding state.
Optional
It improves the Mission without blocking it. Team chat can alert Customer Operations when a decision is waiting.
Alternative
One of several systems can satisfy the same need. You choose which system should carry that role.

Contextual connections

Connection isn't permission.

Most tools ask for access to everything up front. Ordmere separates four things, so connecting a system never means handing over unrestricted autonomy.

  1. Organization connection

    Your company connects a system once. That alone lets Ordmere do nothing.

  2. Mission access

    Each Mission is granted only the capabilities it needs, on only the resources it needs.

  3. Action controls

    Each action is automatic, asks first, or is never allowed.

  4. Approval policy

    Who approves what — amounts, recipients, sensitive changes.

Least privilege

The connection is not the grant.

A company can connect a system once without giving every Operator the same reach. Each Mission receives its own narrow access and keeps a visible list of what it does not need.

  • Connect once

    The organization connection creates no authority by itself.

  • Grant per Mission

    Only the capabilities and resources this responsibility needs are requested.

  • Keep the no-list

    Unused and risky capabilities stay outside the Mission instead of becoming ambient access.

The catalog

Can Ordmere work with your systems?

Search by name or by the kind of system. Each status comes straight from the product's own catalog, and nothing is marked available until it is.

26 in preview · 11 planned — plus custom systems and APIs. Production connectors are in development; nothing here is marked available until it is.

Available
Production connection, ready for live Missions.
Preview
Works end to end in the Mission setup preview with a simulated connection. The production connector is in development.
Planned
On the roadmap. Meanwhile a Mission can include it through a custom connection request.
Custom / API
An internal system, database or API, connected with your team where supported.

Email

  • GmailGoogle Workspace emailPreview
  • OutlookMicrosoft 365 emailPreview

Files & knowledge

  • Google DriveGoogle Workspace files and shared drivesPreview
  • SharePointMicrosoft 365 files and document librariesPreview
  • DropboxFile storage and sharingPreview
  • BoxEnterprise content and file storagePlanned

Collaboration

  • SlackTeam messaging and channelsPreview
  • Microsoft TeamsMicrosoft team chat and channelsPreview

CRM & sales

  • HubSpotCRM for contacts, companies and dealsPreview
  • SalesforceCRM for leads, accounts and opportunitiesPreview
  • PipedriveSales pipeline CRMPlanned

Ecommerce

  • Amazon Seller CentralAmazon marketplace orders and listingsPreview
  • ShopifyOnline store orders, products and customersPreview

Finance & accounting

  • NetSuiteERP for purchasing, accounting and inventoryPreview
  • QuickBooksSmall-business accounting and invoicingPreview
  • XeroCloud accounting and invoicingPreview
  • SAPEnterprise ERPPlanned
  • SageAccounting and business managementPlanned
  • StripePayments, invoices and subscriptionsPreview

Customer support

  • ZendeskCustomer support tickets and help deskPreview
  • IntercomCustomer messaging and support inboxPreview

Analytics & monitoring

  • GA4Google Analytics 4 website and app analyticsPreview
  • MixpanelProduct analyticsPlanned
  • UptimeRobotWebsite and service uptime monitoringPlanned
  • DatadogInfrastructure and application monitoringPlanned

Spreadsheets & workspaces

  • Google SheetsGoogle Workspace spreadsheetsPreview
  • ExcelMicrosoft 365 spreadsheetsPreview
  • AirtableSpreadsheet-database hybrid for teamsPreview
  • NotionDocs, wikis and team knowledgePlanned
  • Google FormsGoogle Workspace forms and submissionsPreview
  • TypeformOnline forms and surveysPlanned

Projects, code & data

  • JiraIssue and project trackingPreview
  • LinearIssue tracking for product teamsPreview
  • AsanaWork and project managementPlanned
  • MondayWork management boardsPlanned
  • GitHubCode, pull requests and issuesPreview
  • PostgreSQLRelational databasePreview

Custom systems & APIs

Custom systemAn internal system, database or API Ordmere connects to with your teamCustom / API

Beyond the household names

Your business runs on more than the logos.

An internal ERP. A regional accounting system. A database. A specialist tool with an API. A Mission describes what it needs in capabilities — read orders, update a record — not in vendor names, so those needs can be met by a custom connection where one can be supported.

  • Internal ERP
  • Custom API
  • PostgreSQL database
  • Specialist line-of-business system

Custom connections are set up with your team. They're never instant, and Ordmere says so.

Start with the outcome. The Operator works out the systems.

Describe the outcome, and Ordmere tells you which systems it needs, why, and what it will never touch.

Define my first MissionSee how it works