Signal OS integration catalogue

Connect the commercial context. Keep each system in its proper role.

Signal OS is designed to sit between evidence sources and the systems where a PropTech team manages data, relationships and action. The public catalogue currently names CSV and structured imports, HubSpot and Apollo; connector readiness and exact behaviour must be confirmed for the workspace before rollout.

Catalogued connections

A clear boundary between source, qualification and action.

Connector inclusion and mailbox/calendar identity capacity are separate. Third-party subscriptions, provider usage and commercial terms are not included with Signal OS.

Customer-controlled source

CSV and structured imports

Bring a structured customer source into evidence-led account research without consuming mailbox or calendar identity capacity.

Published plan scope
Proof of Signal · Focus · Momentum · Command
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CRM connector

HubSpot

Use CRM context alongside CRE evidence and keep approved commercial outputs aligned with the existing system of record.

Published plan scope
Focus · Momentum · Command
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Data-provider workflow

Apollo

Use an existing Apollo subscription within supported enrichment workflows while keeping its licence, usage and terms separate.

Published plan scope
Momentum · Command
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Before enabling a connector

Confirm the exact deployed behaviour.

The plan catalogue establishes inclusion, not every implementation detail. Procurement and rollout should use the enabled workspace behaviour as the source of truth.

  • Authentication method and requested scopes
  • Permitted objects, fields and data direction
  • Sync trigger, frequency and failure handling
  • Retention, deletion and audit behaviour
Published boundary

No connector claim should outrun the implementation.

Signal OS does not use this page to imply an unverified two-way sync, object list or automatic customer-facing action. Human approval remains required for individual outbound communication.

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