Integrations

Meet every counterparty where the work already happens.

Arn connects the messy communication layer around B2B relationships without asking external teams to abandon their inboxes, portals, chats, or files.

Integration map

Every signal resolves into the same source-backed record.

Arn listens where B2B work already happens and resolves each signal into the record teams use to decide what happens next.

Communication

External asks
EmailCalendarShared inbox

Coordination

Internal decisions
SlackTeamsInternal notes

Counterparty systems

Status changes
PortalsFormsTicketing

Documents

Terms and dates
PDFsOrdersContracts

Systems of record

Stale fields
CRMERPSpreadsheets
A four-node pixel cluster connected through a shared blue center.

Operational output

Latest account answer
Source-linked decision
Named next owner
Audit-ready history

Capture

Signals arrive across email, portals, files, chat, CRM, ERP, and spreadsheets.

Resolve

Arn compares each signal to the relationship record and keeps conflicts visible.

Route

The right team gets the next action with source links and account context.

Questions operators ask before they trust another record.

Do vendors or customers need an Arn account?

No. Arn is designed around the communication and systems counterparties already use: inboxes, portals, chats, documents, and operational tools.

How do teams know where a change came from?

Arn keeps source context attached to the relationship record, so operators can see whether a change came from email, a portal, a document, a chat thread, or a system update.

Which integrations should we connect first?

Start with the tools involved in one workflow where the latest answer is hard to reconstruct, then expand once the record proves where stale context disappears.

Connect the first workflow people keep reconstructing.

Start with email, documents, and the system where the account record falls behind the conversation most often.