Your apps, one by one

Your team works in the apps you already use.

That’s 38 apps ready for your team.

Here is each one: what your team does there, how you connect it and what waits for your OK.

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This is the team at Consultorio Nogal: each Operator works in its own app.

See the team for your type of business

Type the name, pick a type of work or look at the ones for your category.

Type of work
  • With one click
  • Logging in with your account
  • With a code from the app
  • Needs your OKYour team waits for you to approve it.
  • Cream background: the ones for your category (Professional).

Showing 36 of 38 apps.

Scheduling and meetings

03
  • Google Calendar

    What your team does

    • Sees your open times and your calendar
    • Books appointments and meetings
    • Changes or cancels an eventNeeds your OK
    With one click

    You tap “Connect” and accept the Google permission.

  • Calendly

    What your team does

    • Sees your meetings, your open times and who signed up
    • Books an appointment for someone
    • Generates a one-time booking link
    • Cancels a meeting or marks someone as a no-showNeeds your OK
    With a code from the app

    You paste a personal code that you generate in your Calendly account.

  • Google Meet

    What your team does

    • Creates a meeting link
    • Sees who attended a meeting that has already ended
    • Brings in the transcript of a meeting, if your Google plan allows it
    With one click

    You tap “Connect” and accept its Google permission, separate from the one for the other Google apps.

Payments from your customers

03
  • Mercado Pago

    What your team does

    • Generates a payment linkNeeds your OK
    • Looks at your payments and your balance
    • Refunds a paymentNeeds your OK
    Logging in with your account

    You log in with your Mercado Pago account and give it permission.

  • Stripe

    What your team does

    • Generates a payment linkNeeds your OK
    • Looks at your payments and your balance
    • Refunds a paymentNeeds your OK
    With a code from the app

    You paste the secret key from your Stripe account.

  • PayPal

    What your team does

    • Generates a payment linkNeeds your OK
    • Checks whether a payment link was paid
    • Refunds a paymentNeeds your OK
    With a code from the app

    You paste the two codes from an app you create in PayPal and choose whether it's for testing or live.

Online store

04
  • Tiendanube

    What your team does

    • Looks up your products, categories and stock
    • Creates and edits products with photos, variants and categoriesNeeds your OK
    • Changes prices, promotions and stockNeeds your OK
    • Sees your orders and the details of each purchase
    • Marks shipments, adds the tracking and changes the status of an orderNeeds your OK
    • Creates and deactivates discount couponsNeeds your OK
    • Finds and adds customersNeeds your OK
    • Sees the abandoned carts so you can win back sales

    Brings your products into Nooble, and what you edit in Nooble goes back to your store.

    Logging in with your account

    You log in with your Tiendanube account and give it permission.

  • Mercado Libre

    What your team does

    • Sees your sales and your account's reputation
    • Reads your buyers' questions
    • Answers a question (anyone can see the answer)Needs your OK
    • Changes the price or stock of a listingNeeds your OK

    Brings your listings into Nooble, and what you edit in Nooble goes back to Mercado Libre.

    Logging in with your account

    You log in with your Mercado Libre seller account and give it permission.

  • Shopify

    What your team does

    • Looks up your products and their stock
    • Sees your orders and the details of each purchase
    • Changes the stock or the status of an orderNeeds your OK

    Brings your products into Nooble. It's one-way only: what you edit in Nooble doesn't go back to Shopify.

    With a code from the app

    You paste your store's domain and the access code of a custom app that you create in Shopify.

  • WooCommerce

    What your team does

    • Looks up your products and their stock
    • Sees your orders and how much you've sold
    • Changes the stock or the status of an orderNeeds your OK
    With a code from the app

    You paste your store's address and the two keys that you generate in WooCommerce.

Customers and sales

04
  • HubSpot

    What your team does

    • Searches contacts, companies and deals in your CRM
    • Creates or updates contacts and companiesNeeds your OK
    • Leaves notes and schedules follow-upsNeeds your OK
    • Moves a deal to another stage or closes itNeeds your OK
    With a code from the app

    You paste the code of a private app that you create in HubSpot.

  • Pipedrive

    What your team does

    • Searches deals, people and organizations
    • Creates people and dealsNeeds your OK
    • Moves a deal to another stage or closes itNeeds your OK
    • Schedules activities and leaves notesNeeds your OK
    With a code from the app

    You paste your personal Pipedrive code.

  • Apollo

    What your team does

    • Searches prospects by job title, location or company
    • Fills in the email and details of a prospect (uses credits from your account)Needs your OK
    • Searches and fills in a company's details (uses credits from your account)Needs your OK
    With a code from the app

    You paste your Apollo key.

  • Google Contacts

    What your team does

    • Searches a contact by name, email, phone or company
    • Sees your contact groups and who's in each one
    • Creates a contact or updates their detailsNeeds your OK
    • Adds or removes a contact from a groupNeeds your OK
    With one click

    You tap “Connect” and accept its Google permission, separate from the one for the other Google apps.

Email and messages

05
  • Gmail

    What your team does

    • Searches and reads your emails and conversations
    • Leaves a draft ready for you to review
    • Sends, replies to or forwards an emailNeeds your OK
    • Moves emails to the trashNeeds your OK
    With one click

    You tap “Connect” and accept the Google permission.

  • Your regular email

    Non-Google email (IMAP)

    What your team does

    • Searches and reads your messages and their attachments
    • Leaves a draft ready for you to review
    • Sends, replies to or forwards an emailNeeds your OK
    • Moves messages to another folder or to the trashNeeds your OK
    With a code from the app

    You paste the server, username and password of your mailbox. If your email has two-step verification, you use an app password.

  • Slack

    What your team does

    • Reads the recent messages in a channel
    • Posts an announcement in a channel (the whole channel sees it)Needs your OK
    With a code from the app

    You paste the bot code of an app that you create in Slack.

  • Resend

    What your team does

    • Sends emails from your business's domainNeeds your OK
    • Sees whether an email was delivered or bounced
    • Checks whether your sending domain is verified
    With a code from the app

    You paste your Resend key. A verified domain is needed to be able to send.

  • Brevo

    What your team does

    • Sees your lists and searches contacts
    • Looks at how your campaigns did: delivered, opens and clicks
    • Adds or updates contacts and adds them to a listNeeds your OK
    • Sends a one-off emailNeeds your OK
    With a code from the app

    You paste your Brevo key.

Documents and spreadsheets

07
  • Google Drive

    What your team does

    • Searches your files and folders
    • Reads plain text files
    • Creates folders, moves and copies files
    • Shares a file, renames it or moves it to the trashNeeds your OK
    With one click

    You tap “Connect” and accept the Google permission.

  • Google Docs

    What your team does

    • Searches and reads your documents
    • Creates a new document
    • Fills in a template with a customer's detailsNeeds your OK
    • Adds or replaces text in a documentNeeds your OK
    With one click

    You tap “Connect” and accept the Google permission.

  • Google Sheets

    What your team does

    • Searches and reads your spreadsheets
    • Adds new rows to a spreadsheet
    • Creates spreadsheets and tabs
    • Changes existing data or deletes rowsNeeds your OK
    With one click

    You tap “Connect” and accept the Google permission.

  • Google Forms

    What your team does

    • Sees your forms and their questions
    • Reads the responses you received
    With one click

    You tap “Connect” and accept the Google permission.

  • Notion

    What your team does

    • Searches and reads your pages
    • Looks up your databases
    • Creates new pages and databases
    • Edits what's already written, comments on or archives a pageNeeds your OK
    Logging in with your account

    You log in with your Notion account and choose which pages to give access to.

  • Airtable

    What your team does

    • Searches and reads the records in your bases
    • Creates or updates recordsNeeds your OK
    With a code from the app

    You paste a personal code that you create in Airtable and give it access to your bases.

  • DocuSeal

    What your team does

    • Sees your templates for documents to sign
    • Sends a document to be signedNeeds your OK
    • Sees who has signed and who hasn't
    • Resends the invitation to sign or cancels a requestNeeds your OK
    With a code from the app

    You paste your DocuSeal key. If you have your own DocuSeal, its address too.

Tasks and projects

02
  • Trello

    What your team does

    • Sees your boards and searches cards
    • Moves cards between lists and marks them as done
    • Creates and edits cards, comments or archivesNeeds your OK
    With a code from the app

    You paste your Trello key and authorization code.

  • ClickUp

    What your team does

    • Searches tasks and looks at your lists
    • Marks tasks as done
    • Creates and edits tasks, and leaves commentsNeeds your OK
    With a code from the app

    You paste your personal ClickUp code.

Content and social media

04
  • Metricool

    What your team does

    • Looks at how your posts perform and what's scheduled
    • Schedules a post on your social mediaNeeds your OK
    • Changes the date of a scheduled post or deletes itNeeds your OK
    With a code from the app

    You paste your Metricool code and user number.

  • WordPress

    What your team does

    • Reads your site's posts and pages
    • Creates a new post (saved as a draft by default)Needs your OK
    • Edits an existing postNeeds your OK
    With a code from the app

    You paste your site's address, your username and an app password.

  • ElevenLabs

    What your team does

    • Shows you the voices in your account
    • Turns text into audio with a voice (uses your quota)Needs your OK
    • Sees how much is left of your monthly quota
    With a code from the app

    You paste your ElevenLabs key.

  • Brandfetch

    What your team does

    • Brings in a brand's logo, colors, fonts and social networks
    With a code from the app

    You paste your Brandfetch key.

Search and automation

04
  • Tavily

    What your team does

    • Searches the web, in real time
    • Reads the content of one or several web pages
    With a code from the app

    You paste your Tavily key.

  • Firecrawl

    What your team does

    • Searches the web
    • Reads a page and leaves it as clean text
    • Discovers what sections a site has
    • Brings in products, prices or services from a listing page
    With a code from the app

    You paste your Firecrawl key.

  • Make

    What your team does

    • Triggers one of your scenariosNeeds your OK
    • Sees your scenarios and how each run went
    • Runs, turns on or turns off a scenarioNeeds your OK
    With a code from the app

    You paste the address your scenario gives you to trigger it; or your account's code, to also see and manage your scenarios.

  • n8n

    What your team does

    • Triggers one of your workflowsNeeds your OK
    • Sees your workflows and how each run went
    • Turns a workflow on or offNeeds your OK
    With a code from the app

    You paste the address your workflow gives you to trigger it; or your instance's address and your key, to also see your workflows.

Three ways to connect your apps.

Connecting is one step in your dashboard. Depending on the app, it's done one of these three ways.

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    With one click

    The Google ones: you already have the account, only the permission is missing.

    1. 1You tap “Connect”.
    2. 2You accept the Google permission.
    3. 3You go back to your dashboard with the app connected.

    The ones that connect this way · 8

    • Google Calendar
    • Google Meet
    • Google Contacts
    • Gmail
    • Google Drive
    • Google Docs
    • Google Sheets
    • Google Forms

    Meet and Contacts connect separately, each with its own permission.

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    Logging in with your account

    The ones that take you to log in on the app itself.

    1. 1You tap “Connect”.
    2. 2You log in with your account for the app, on its own page.
    3. 3You go back to your dashboard with the app connected.

    The ones that connect this way · 4

    • Mercado Pago
    • Tiendanube
    • Mercado Libre
    • Notion

    In Notion you choose which pages to give access to.

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    With a code you copy from the app itself

    A key, a code or your mailbox details.

    1. 1In the app, you generate the code they ask for.
    2. 2You paste it into the Nooble form. The form tells you where to find it and takes you to the app's guide.
    3. 3In almost all of them, Nooble tests it with the app before saving it: if it doesn't work, it tells you right then.

    The ones that connect this way · 24

    • Calendly
    • Stripe
    • PayPal
    • Shopify
    • WooCommerce
    • HubSpot
    • Pipedrive
    • Apollo
    • Your regular email
    • Slack
    • Resend
    • Brevo
    • Airtable
    • DocuSeal
    • Trello
    • ClickUp
    • Metricool
    • WordPress
    • ElevenLabs
    • Brandfetch
    • Tavily
    • Firecrawl
    • Make
    • n8n

If you disconnect an app, your team waits for you.

01Working

Your Operator uses the app.

02You disconnect

It stays in its place, with its settings saved. The team is paused.

03You reconnect

It goes back to work and the team reactivates on its own.

If your plan has no room to reactivate it, the team stays paused.

In Cowork it's different: that app's Operator steps down and, when you reconnect, a new one is created.

It answers on your page and on your channels.

Your page on nooble.app comes with your account. You add WhatsApp, Instagram and Telegram yourself, each with your own account.

Reception answers your customers

It's the same Reception in all four places: what changes is how it reaches your customer.

  1. Your page on nooble.app

    Comes with your account
    nooble.app/yournameExample
    Hi, any appointments on Thursday?
    Pick a time
    Tap a time.

    What you need

    • Nothing to connect: your page already has your username, nooble.app/yourname.

    The cards

    They're tapped right there: your customer picks and confirms with one tap.

    You

    You see what's happening and approve in your dashboard, under “Approvals”.

  2. WhatsApp

    With your Meta account
    WhatsAppExample
    Hi, any appointments on Thursday?

    I have these times:

    - Thursday 16 10:00

    - Thursday 16 17:30

    - Thursday 16 18:00

    What you need

    • A Meta WhatsApp Business account. Nooble doesn't handle your number's setup.
    • Three details from your Meta app: the phone number ID, an access code and a verification code that you make up.
    • Set the link Nooble gives you in Meta, by hand.

    The cards

    They arrive as text.

    You

    You choose who answers your customers; if you choose no one, it doesn't answer. Alerts for you don't arrive on WhatsApp: you see them in your dashboard.

  3. Instagram

    With your Meta account
    InstagramExample
    Hi, any appointments on Thursday?

    I have these times:

    - Thursday 16 10:00

    - Thursday 16 17:30

    - Thursday 16 18:00

    What you need

    • A professional Instagram account linked to a Facebook page.
    • Three details from your Meta app: the page ID, an access code with messaging permission and a verification code that you make up.
    • Set the link Nooble gives you in Meta, by hand.

    The cards

    They arrive as text.

    You

    It answers your customers' direct messages. You choose who answers them; alerts for you don't arrive on Instagram.

  4. Telegram

    With your own bot
    TelegramExample
    Hi, any appointments on Thursday?

    I have these times:

    - Thursday 16 10:00

    - Thursday 16 17:30

    - Thursday 16 18:00

    For you, if you connected it

    Approval required

    Reminders wants to send an email.

    What you need

    • Create a bot with BotFather, Telegram's tool, and paste its code into Nooble.
    • Nooble sets up the link on its own.
    • Link your account with a one-time link.

    The cards

    They arrive as text.

    You

    You talk to your team from there and approve with a button whatever asks for it: it's the only channel with those buttons. If you want, your customers can write to the bot too.

Reading and searching, it does on its own. Anything delicate waits for your OK.

It's a Nooble rule for every app: if a customer asks for something that moves money, deletes or sends outward, your team doesn't do it on its own.

On its own

  • Read and search

    Emails, files, spreadsheets, pages, products, orders.

    • Gmail
    • Google Drive
    • Google Sheets
    • Notion
    • Tiendanube
  • Check your calendar

    Your events and open times.

    • Google Calendar
    • Calendly
  • See how your payments and sales are going

    Payments, balance, orders and your account's reputation.

    • Mercado Pago
    • Stripe
    • PayPal
    • Mercado Libre
    • Shopify
  • Leave a draft

    An email ready for you to review, without sending it.

    • Gmail
    • Your regular email

Needs your OK

  • Sending outward

    Sending, replying to or forwarding an email, posting a message on Slack or sending a contract for signature.

    • Gmail
    • Your regular email
    • Resend
    • Brevo
    • Slack
    • DocuSeal
  • Charging and refunding money

    Creating a payment link and refunding a payment.

    • Mercado Pago
    • PayPal
    • Stripe
  • Deleting or canceling

    Deleting an event, canceling a meeting, moving to trash or archiving, and deleting rows, columns or tabs.

    • Google Calendar
    • Calendly
    • Gmail
    • Google Drive
    • Google Sheets
    • Notion
    • Trello
  • Publishing and starting things

    Publishing or scheduling content, and running an automated flow.

    • WordPress
    • Metricool
    • n8n
    • Make
How it works, in detail

Your team already knows how to use your apps.

Request access

Access is by invitation. With a code, your account activates when you confirm your email. Without one, you join the waitlist.