# Pilotiko integrations

> Google Calendar, Outlook, Zoom, Stripe, LinkedIn, Cloudflare, Twilio and more: what each Pilotiko connection does today, with its status read from the code.

Updated on October 15, 2026 · https://app.pilotiko.com/en/integrations

Pilotiko handles the core itself: scheduling, a hosted website, reports. Connections to your tools have three statuses: being commissioned (connector written and tested against a test server, not yet verified with a real account), account connection only (no automatic actions) or coming soon. None is presented as available yet.

## In short
- 11 connectors are being commissioned: written and tested, never yet tried with a real account.
- 5 connections only link your account, with no automatic actions for now.
- Anything touching a customer, money or a send waits for a person's approval.
- Tokens and keys are encrypted and never leave the server; you can cut off access in one click.

## How do I read an integration's status?

Statuses come from Pilotiko's capability registry, the same source the product shows your team. **Being commissioned**: the connector is written and tested against a test server; it has not yet been verified with a real account. **Account connection only**: you can authorize Pilotiko, but no automatic action is wired up. **Coming soon**: nothing is built.

Pilotiko never lists an integration as available before a successful test with the real provider. For how your data is protected, see [the Security page](/en/security) and [the subprocessor list](/en/subprocessors).

## Which connections are being commissioned?

The connector exists and passes its tests; the first run with a real account is still ahead.

## Which connections only link the account?

Account connection only: no automatic actions for now.

## What is coming soon?

None of the following is built. They get no page until there is something real to describe.

## What does Pilotiko do without any connection?

These features are available and depend on no outside account. Apple iCloud and iCal subscriptions are not connected: customers only get an "Add to my calendar" .ics file.

## Frequently asked questions

### Why is no integration marked "available"?

Because Pilotiko only says so after a successful test with the real provider. The connectors are tested against test servers built from the public documentation, but no real account has been linked yet.

### Can Pilotiko act on my accounts by itself?

No. Anything touching a customer, money or a send waits for a person's approval. Read-only connections, such as Acuity or WordPress, change nothing on the provider's side.

### How do I remove an integration's access?

Click Disconnect on the Connections page: Pilotiko erases the tokens and logs the action in the audit trail. Also remove the access in the provider's own settings; each page explains where.

### My tool is not on the list. What now?

Write to us from the Contact page and describe your tool and what you want from it. This list only includes connections whose code already exists, so nothing here is imaginary.

### Where are my access tokens kept?

On Pilotiko's server, encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. They are never sent to your browser or written to a log.