Revo connects to Gmail, Slack, GitHub, Google Sheets, Stripe, Shopify, and more than one thousand other applications through Pipedream Connect. Secure sign in once with each application, automatic session refresh in the background, multi account management, an app marketplace you can browse, test connections before any workflow runs, and a single dashboard for every connected application. A workflow automation platform that finally lets the tools your team already uses talk to each other without a separate integration product in the middle.
Open the marketplace, find the application you want to connect, click connect, complete the secure sign in once, and test the connection right there in the dashboard before any workflow uses it. From that moment on, every workflow that needs the application picks it up automatically, the connection refreshes itself in the background, and the dashboard tells you the status of every account at a glance.
App Marketplace
Open the integrations marketplace and the entire library of more than one thousand applications appears in a single browsable surface. Search by name to find a specific tool, filter by category to discover what is available in messaging, payments, or storage, sort by popularity to see what most teams reach for first. Every application shows its logo, a brief description, the available triggers and actions, and a one click connect button.
Secure Sign In
Click connect and a secure sign in window opens directly with the target application. Sign in to the application the same way you normally would, approve the specific permissions Revo is requesting, and the connection is established. No shared passwords ever leave your hands, no secret keys to copy and paste between browser tabs, no security shortcuts that come back to haunt the team at audit time.
Test the Connection
Every new connection comes with a built in test that hits the application with a safe read only call to verify the credentials work, the permissions are right, and the application is responding the way Revo expects. The test runs in seconds, returns a clear pass or fail with the exact response from the application, and gives you confidence in the connection before a workflow ever depends on it. Broken connections get caught at setup time, never at execution time.
Connection Dashboard
A single dashboard lists every connected application with its status, the accounts you have linked to it, the workflows that use it, the last time it was used, and the next scheduled refresh. Add a new account, switch the default account, reauthorise an expired connection, or retire an integration you no longer need all from the same surface. Multi account management means a workspace using two Gmail accounts or three Stripe environments stays cleanly organised.
Once a team has a single workflow automation platform that already speaks to every tool they use instead of paying for a separate integration product on top of the automation tool on top of the workflow editor the old way of stitching the modern software stack together starts looking like an unnecessary tax. These are the changes that show up first.
Gmail, Slack, GitHub, Google Sheets, Stripe, Shopify, and more than a thousand others all sit inside the same workflow editor your team already uses. The we need a separate integration tool tax that used to add another product to the stack, another invoice to the budget, and another credential management surface to babysit simply disappears. One platform, every connection, every workflow.
Every connection uses the target application's own secure sign in, which means no shared passwords ever leave your hands, no secret keys end up pasted into workflow nodes, and no security shortcut comes back as an audit finding next quarter. The team gets a clean, modern authentication story across every integration, with the same security posture whether they connect to one application or a hundred.
Application sessions expire on a schedule. Without automatic refresh, a workflow that worked yesterday quietly stops working today, gets noticed three days later when someone wonders why the report did not send, and turns into a small operational incident. Automatic refresh handles the renewal cycle entirely in the background, so the workflow that worked yesterday keeps working tomorrow, next week, and next quarter without anyone touching it.
A team using two Gmail accounts, three Stripe environments, and a separate Slack workspace for support gets all of them connected, all of them clearly labelled, and all of them available to workflows as distinct accounts. Pick the right account for each workflow at configuration time. Switch the default account at any time. The multi account chaos that used to require careful naming conventions and a shared spreadsheet finally has a real home.
Every new connection runs through a one click test that verifies the credentials, the permissions, and the application's response before any workflow depends on it. The class of production surprises that used to come from a connection looking fine at setup but actually missing a critical permission simply does not happen. Connections either pass the test cleanly or get flagged with the exact problem to fix.
The dashboard shows every connected application, every account on each application, every workflow that depends on each connection, and the status of every session. A glance tells the team what is healthy, what needs attention, and what has not been used in a while. The where is that integration set up again question that used to require checking three different settings pages collapses into one search across one surface..
Gmail, Slack, GitHub, Google Sheets, Stripe, Shopify, and more than a thousand others all sit inside the same workflow editor your team already uses. The we need a separate integration tool tax that used to add another product to the stack, another invoice to the budget, and another credential management surface to babysit simply disappears. One platform, every connection, every workflow.
Every connection uses the target application's own secure sign in, which means no shared passwords ever leave your hands, no secret keys end up pasted into workflow nodes, and no security shortcut comes back as an audit finding next quarter. The team gets a clean, modern authentication story across every integration, with the same security posture whether they connect to one application or a hundred.
Application sessions expire on a schedule. Without automatic refresh, a workflow that worked yesterday quietly stops working today, gets noticed three days later when someone wonders why the report did not send, and turns into a small operational incident. Automatic refresh handles the renewal cycle entirely in the background, so the workflow that worked yesterday keeps working tomorrow, next week, and next quarter without anyone touching it.
A team using two Gmail accounts, three Stripe environments, and a separate Slack workspace for support gets all of them connected, all of them clearly labelled, and all of them available to workflows as distinct accounts. Pick the right account for each workflow at configuration time. Switch the default account at any time. The multi account chaos that used to require careful naming conventions and a shared spreadsheet finally has a real home.
Every new connection runs through a one click test that verifies the credentials, the permissions, and the application's response before any workflow depends on it. The class of production surprises that used to come from a connection looking fine at setup but actually missing a critical permission simply does not happen. Connections either pass the test cleanly or get flagged with the exact problem to fix.
The dashboard shows every connected application, every account on each application, every workflow that depends on each connection, and the status of every session. A glance tells the team what is healthy, what needs attention, and what has not been used in a while. The where is that integration set up again question that used to require checking three different settings pages collapses into one search across one surface..
More than a thousand applications, secure sign in for every connection, automatic refresh in the background, multi account management, and a single connection dashboard. The integration tool you no longer need to buy separately.
12500+
Teams connecting their full stack
through Revo
Operations leaders, marketing teams, customer success managers, sales operations specialists, automation engineers, and founders use Revo as the workflow automation platform where every tool in their stack already speaks the same language. The marketplace is the front door. The secure sign in is the safe handshake. The automatic refresh is the maintenance layer. The connection dashboard is the control surface. Every team a small business connecting a handful of essential applications or a larger organisation orchestrating hundreds of business process automations across dozens of integrated systems gets the same one thousand plus connectors with the same security and the same level of management.
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The integrations marketplace puts every one of the one thousand plus available applications in a single browsable surface, with logos, descriptions, available triggers and actions, and a one click connect button on every entry. Search by name, filter by category, sort by popularity whichever path matches how your team thinks about the work they want to automate.
A complete integration toolkit built into the same workflow automation platform your team already uses. More than a thousand application connectors via Pipedream Connect, secure sign in for every connection, automatic session refresh, multi account management, connection testing, and a unified dashboard come together so the integration tool you used to buy separately becomes part of the platform itself.
Connect to Gmail, Slack, GitHub, Google Sheets, Stripe, Shopify, and more than a thousand other applications through Pipedream Connect. Every popular tool in messaging, payments, marketing, support, storage, development, and analytics is one click away in the marketplace, with the same configuration experience regardless of which application you reach for.
Every connection uses the target application's own secure sign in flow, so no shared passwords ever leave your hands and no secret keys get pasted into workflow nodes. Granular permission requests let the team see exactly what scope each integration is asking for, and the audit log records every authorisation, reauthorisation, and revocation.
Application sessions expire on a schedule, and Revo handles the renewal cycle entirely in the background. The workflow that worked yesterday keeps working tomorrow, next week, and next quarter without anyone touching it. Failed refresh attempts surface in the dashboard with clear next steps, so the rare case where reauthorisation is genuinely needed is the only moment anyone has to lift a finger.
A team running two Gmail accounts, three Stripe environments, and a separate Slack workspace for support connects each one as a distinct account inside the same integration. Pick the right account for each workflow at configuration time. Switch the default account at any time. The multi account organisation that used to require shared spreadsheets and careful naming conventions becomes native.
Every new connection runs through a one click test that hits the application with a safe read only call to verify the credentials, the permissions, and the response shape. The test returns a clean pass or fail with the exact response from the application, so broken connections get caught at setup time and not at execution time. No production surprises caused by missing permissions or expired credentials.
One dashboard lists every connected application, every account on each application, every workflow that depends on each connection, the last time the connection was used, and the next scheduled session refresh. Filter, search, sort, and manage everything from one surface. The where is that integration set up again question collapses into one search across one place.
Connect to Gmail, Slack, GitHub, Google Sheets, Stripe, Shopify, and more than a thousand other applications through Pipedream Connect. Every popular tool in messaging, payments, marketing, support, storage, development, and analytics is one click away in the marketplace, with the same configuration experience regardless of which application you reach for.
Every connection uses the target application's own secure sign in flow, so no shared passwords ever leave your hands and no secret keys get pasted into workflow nodes. Granular permission requests let the team see exactly what scope each integration is asking for, and the audit log records every authorisation, reauthorisation, and revocation.
Application sessions expire on a schedule, and Revo handles the renewal cycle entirely in the background. The workflow that worked yesterday keeps working tomorrow, next week, and next quarter without anyone touching it. Failed refresh attempts surface in the dashboard with clear next steps, so the rare case where reauthorisation is genuinely needed is the only moment anyone has to lift a finger.
A team running two Gmail accounts, three Stripe environments, and a separate Slack workspace for support connects each one as a distinct account inside the same integration. Pick the right account for each workflow at configuration time. Switch the default account at any time. The multi account organisation that used to require shared spreadsheets and careful naming conventions becomes native.
Every new connection runs through a one click test that hits the application with a safe read only call to verify the credentials, the permissions, and the response shape. The test returns a clean pass or fail with the exact response from the application, so broken connections get caught at setup time and not at execution time. No production surprises caused by missing permissions or expired credentials.
One dashboard lists every connected application, every account on each application, every workflow that depends on each connection, the last time the connection was used, and the next scheduled session refresh. Filter, search, sort, and manage everything from one surface. The where is that integration set up again question collapses into one search across one place.
Common questions about which applications are supported, how the secure sign in flow actually works, what happens when a session expires, how multiple accounts on the same application are managed, what the connection test does, and how data flows through the integration layer securely.
More than one thousand applications across every major category email (Gmail, Outlook), messaging (Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord), payments (Stripe, PayPal, Square), e-commerce (Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce), spreadsheets (Google Sheets, Airtable, Excel), development (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket), customer support (Zendesk, Intercom, Freshdesk), marketing (Mailchimp, HubSpot, ActiveCampaign), storage (Google Drive, Dropbox, Box), analytics (Google Analytics, Mixpanel), and many more. The full directory is searchable inside the marketplace, with new connectors added regularly via Pipedream Connect.
More than a thousand applications. Secure sign in for every connection. Automatic session refresh. Multi account management. One dashboard for every connected service. The integration tool you no longer need to buy separately.