Integrations

Configure approved channels. Keep connector work visible.

LaneFrame only lists supported third-party integrations here. Product workspace screens are built-in surfaces, not external connectors.

Supported Third-Party Integrations

Slack, Telegram, and Email.

Slack

Slack

Supported

Connected communication channel

Supported actions

  • - Receive authorized Staff requests
  • - Deliver AI Staff responses
  • - Link governed artifacts and approval context
Direction
Bidirectional
Setup method
Workspace installation and approved channel access

Execution remains subject to Staff permissions, approval gates, and trace evidence.

Telegram

Telegram

Supported

Connected communication channel

Supported actions

  • - Receive authorized Staff requests
  • - Deliver AI Staff responses
  • - Link governed artifacts and trace references
Direction
Bidirectional
Setup method
Approved bot conversation and verified workspace identity

Channel delivery does not bypass runtime identity, approval, or evidence controls.

Customer email and LaneFrame email services

Email

Supported

Connected communication channel

Supported actions

  • - Receive authorized email requests
  • - Deliver AI Staff replies and reports
  • - Link governed artifacts and trace references
Direction
Bidirectional
Setup method
Approved sender, recipient, routing, and workspace mapping

Inbound and outbound events remain scoped to the workspace and recorded by the runtime.

Integration walkthrough

Scroll through how connector work remains visible.

Slack, Telegram, and Email can route work into LaneFrame without turning the channel into the system of record.

Scene 1

Channel work enters through an approved connector

Slack, Telegram, and Email requests are treated as connector-scoped product inputs, not unrestricted automation.

The channel, workspace, and Staff context stay visible before work proceeds.

Scene 2

Permission and evidence stay attached

Connector work is described with allowed actions, approval expectations, and traceable execution evidence.

Approvals and evidence are visible instead of hidden behind the channel.

Scene 3

Outputs stay reviewable in the product

Channel-triggered work becomes a product surface that can be reviewed before the next customer-facing action.

The channel helps route work; the product remains the system of review.

Redacted test workspace. Product capability evidence only; no customer data, customer result, or ROI warranty is displayed.

Integration permission preview

Supported channels do not become unrestricted access.

Supported

Slack

Allowed action
Post reviewable Staff cards
Boundary
Approval required for external actions
Evidence
Request, Staff, outcome, and trace remain reviewable.
Supported

Telegram

Allowed action
Receive controlled requests
Boundary
Workspace boundary applies
Evidence
Request, Staff, outcome, and trace remain reviewable.
Supported

Email

Allowed action
Route lead operations context
Boundary
Trace evidence retained
Evidence
Request, Staff, outcome, and trace remain reviewable.

Built-in Product Surfaces

The dashboard is part of LaneFrame, not a third-party integration.

LaneFrame Client Portal / Dashboard

Built-in product workspace for Team setup, dashboard review, approvals, artifacts, traces, and account controls.

Provider tutorial screenshots

Slack, Telegram, and Email tutorials are currently presented as setup checklists until provider-specific screenshots are captured and redacted from the correct third-party interface.

  • - Slack tutorial visuals must come from Slack.
  • - Telegram tutorial visuals must come from Telegram.
  • - Email tutorial visuals must come from a real inbox or routing configuration surface.

Approval-aware

Connected channels do not bypass Staff approval gates or human-owned decisions.

Scoped

Connections are configured inside the product after trial start. Credentials are not stored in the public website catalog.

Traceable

Requests and visible results stay connected to trace and evidence records.

Real product interface

Review how channel work stays visible in product evidence.

Test workspace · identifiers redacted · product capability evidence, not a customer result or ROI claim.

Captured product screenshotTrace & Evidence

Request-to-result flow

A captured product evidence flow showing how a request becomes a reviewable operating output.

Claim supported
Request, result, evidence, and review context are rendered by real product components.
Does not prove
Customer deployment success or live connector state.
Source
test-workspace · Fixture/test labels; no customer identifiers
Provenance
Captured product route recorded

Limits

Only implemented integrations are claimed.

Provider-specific systems that do not have a production adapter are not listed as supported integrations. Product workspace screens are described as built-in surfaces rather than third-party connectors.