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8 Human Resources integrations.

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Workday

Workday

Cloud-based enterprise platform for human resources, finance, and planning.

Human Resources25 actions · 14 triggers
Greenhouse

Greenhouse

Recruiting and onboarding software

Human Resources8 actions · 6 triggers
Assembled

Assembled

Workforce management platform for scheduling and forecasting

Productivity6 actions · 3 triggers
Beebole

Beebole

Time tracking and project management. Create companies, projects, people, and log time entries.

Productivity8 actions
Workable

Workable

Human Resources7 actions · 1 trigger
Lever

Lever

Lever is a modern, collaborative recruiting platform that powers a more human approach to hiring.

Human Resources6 actions
Magical API

Magical API

Automate resume parsing, review, scoring, and LinkedIn profile/company data retrieval with Magical API.

Human Resources6 actions
Omni HR

Omni HR

Smart, all-in-one HR platform for managing employees, time tracking, and HR workflows

Human Resources6 actions

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Integrations, answered.

A piece is an app integration. Each one ships that app's triggers and actions, and you drag them into a flow. There are 762 pieces today, with 5,647 actions between them.

Yes. Every piece is included on every plan, including the free cloud tier and any self-hosted deployment. Activepieces is priced by runs, never per task and never per connector.

Call any REST API from the HTTP piece or a code step, or write a proper piece in TypeScript and open a pull request. The catalog is open source, which is how it grew this large.

Yes. The same catalog ships with the self-hosted edition, so every integration works the same way while your connections and your data stay inside your own environment.

Connections use OAuth2 with scoped access wherever the app supports it, and credentials are stored under 256-bit encryption. There is no user-facing API that reads them back out.

Every piece you connect can be exposed to Claude, Cursor, Windsurf and any MCP client through one Activepieces MCP server, so an agent reaches 760+ apps over one connection.