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After you finish this guide you’ll know how to connect apps, use Agents to run tasks across your integrations in chat, and create workflows that automate actions across your business. Here’s what we’re going to do:
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Connect Your Tools

Connect apps like Gmail and Meta. New integrations are added weekly.
2

Chat with Your Connected Apps

Use natural language to control your business tools.
3

Launch Automated Workflows

Create AI-powered workflows through chat or drag-and-drop.
Before you start, you will need a live Hyper account.

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Connect Your Tools

1

Navigate to Apps Settings

To connect your tools, navigate to the Apps settings page.
Apps settings page showing available integrations
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Connect Your Integrations

On this page you can connect integrations like Google Sheets or Gmail. Some integrations use simple login authentication (like Google services), while others require API keys (like Apollo). For detailed instructions, see our App Integrations guide.Once connected, you’ll see your integration listed as connected:
Connected integration showing Google Sheets

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Chat with Your Connected Apps

1

Navigate to Chat

Navigate to the Chat page and click “Back to app” if you’re still in settings:
Back to app button
2

Select Your Tools

In the chat interface, click “Tools” to select which integrations your agent can access:
Tools button in chat interface
Select the integration you want to use (like Google Sheets) to give your agent access to it:
Selecting Google Sheets tool
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Working with Tool Results

Now you can send messages asking your agent to perform complex tasks across your connected tools. In chat, you can expand each tool card to see the results associated with the tool. When using tools that involve artifacts, like flows, code interpreter and web browsing, you can click “View artifact” and the artifact will deploy on the right side of the chat screen.
Expanding tool cards to view results and artifacts
For example, if you want to see an email draft that’s been created without going to your email, you can click on the tool card to expand it and view the tool output:
Viewing email draft output in expanded tool card

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Launch Automated Workflows

1

Request Workflow Creation

Simply ask the AI agent to create a workflow for you. For example, you can send a detailed request like lead generation for your business:
Requesting workflow creation via chat
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Edit Your Workflow

The agent will create a workflow for you. Click “Edit” to customize and configure the workflow:
Edit workflow button
In the workflow editor, check each node to ensure your integrations are properly connected. Select the right connections for services like Apollo, Google Sheets, etc.:
Configuring workflow nodes and connections
3

Test and Monitor

Before going live, test your workflow by clicking “Test Workflow” and then “Run Workflow Test”:
Testing the workflow
Monitor your workflow execution in real-time by checking the “Runs” tab to see how your automation performs:
Monitoring workflow runs and results
Congratulations! You now have a working Hyper automation that can save you time and streamline your business processes. You can make adjustments in the workflow editor or go back to chat to refine the automation further.