Sayli works better when it knows your meetings and where your work lands. Connect a few tools once, and the right context shows up on the call and the right note shows up after it. In the app, everything lives under Connections.
Every connection says, before you approve it, what Sayli reads and what it writes. Three kinds of reach:
You can disconnect any of them at any time.
Walk in knowing
What is next, when it starts, and who is coming. Read-only.
Outlook CalendarThe same, from Outlook or Microsoft 365. Read-only.
Google DrivePaste a Drive link and Sayli can cite that file.
On a Mac, setup also offers Use this Mac's calendars, which reads every account you have in the Calendar app, iCloud and Exchange included, with one permission instead of a sign-in per provider.
Turn talk into tickets
Sayli proposes the issue; you send it. These connect in one tap from Connections and look things up after a call, never during one.
One Atlassian grant covers both: file tickets, write pages.
Linear, GitHub and moreIssues from your to-dos, in the team or repo you pick.
Get it to your team
Post a brief or its to-dos to the channel you pick.
Notion and ConfluenceSave a brief as a new page, when you send one.
Keep it in your own notes
Obsidian and Apple Notes take a brief straight into your notes, on your own machine; Apple Notes is Mac only. Email opens your mail app with the brief written, and you press send. See Send to your tools.
Build on Sayli
Read your meetings from Claude, Cursor or your own MCP client.
Sayli in ChatGPTPrepare for a call and check what you still owe, from ChatGPT.
WebhooksPost call events to any endpoint you run. Team plan and up.
Personal access tokensA token you mint and revoke for the API and the MCP server.
The note-and-tasks send for a CRM is built and not switched on. See Your CRM.
A calendar is the one connection each person makes for themselves. It takes a minute and changes what Sayli knows on every call.