Steperly works where the work already happens.
Move guides, demos, videos, Rooms, and engagement signals through the systems your support, revenue, product, and operations teams already use.
21 providers · 8 workflow categories · One connected content system
More than a wall of logos.
The useful integration is the one that removes a handoff: an agent finds the right guide, a seller sees buyer activity, a product team creates a documentation task, or an analytics team understands whether guidance changed behavior.
Resolve the question without leaving the conversation.
Give support teams the right guide, demo, or video at the moment a customer asks for help.
Zendesk
Search and insert Steperly content from the agent workflow.
Add an attributable guide, demo, or video to a ticket, sync published guides to Help Center, and return engagement as ticket context.
Agents answer repeat questions faster while customers receive a visual, trackable resolution.
Intercom
Bring Steperly guidance into Inbox conversations.
Search and send content in a conversation, maintain Help Center references, and report viewing or completion as a note.
Support and success teams keep the conversation moving without asking users to hunt for instructions.
Make useful guidance easy to find and share.
Turn Steperly links into rich previews and route publishing or submission updates to the right channel.
Slack
Share rich previews and route lifecycle alerts.
Unfurl Steperly links, search with /steperly, and notify channels when a guide is published or a submission arrives.
Teams discover approved guidance in the place where questions and handoffs already happen.
Microsoft Teams
Send searchable content previews and channel notifications.
Render Steperly links as Adaptive Card previews and route publishing or submission updates through Teams webhooks.
Microsoft-first organizations can share visual instructions without breaking the flow of work.
Keep the company wiki aligned with the live workflow.
Publish canonical guide records with ownership and status instead of maintaining a second copy by hand.
Notion
Maintain a structured index of published Steperly content.
Create or update database records with the guide link, owner, status, format, and publication metadata.
The wiki stays useful as a catalog while Steperly remains the editable source of truth.
Confluence
Publish canonical guide pages into the right space.
Create and update pages that point to live Steperly content, organized under the configured space and parent page.
Teams find current instructions through Confluence without maintaining duplicate documentation.
Connect Steperly events to the rest of the stack.
Use publishing, engagement, and submission events to start no-code or self-hosted workflows.
Zapier
Use Steperly events in no-code Zaps.
Trigger workflows when guides publish, submissions arrive, or viewers complete content, then call Steperly actions through the public API.
Operations teams automate distribution and follow-up without waiting for custom engineering.
Make
Build visual multi-step scenarios around Steperly.
Receive signed lifecycle events and combine them with branching, transformation, scheduling, and API actions.
Teams can model richer content operations while keeping the automation visible and editable.
n8n
Run Steperly workflows in a self-hosted automation stack.
Consume signed webhooks and use scoped API credentials to publish, share, or organize Steperly content.
Technical teams gain automation flexibility and deployment control around sensitive workflows.
Airtable
Send Steperly submissions into a structured Airtable base.
Create records from forms, email captures, polls, and selected lifecycle events using an explicit field mapping.
Operations teams can triage responses and automate follow-up in the collaborative database they already use.
Put buyer engagement beside the account and deal.
Attach attributable Steperly content to CRM records and return viewing or completion activity to the team.
HubSpot
Connect Steperly content and engagement to CRM records.
Create attributable links for contacts, deals, or tickets and write content activity back as CRM notes.
Sales and success teams know which guidance a buyer used before the next follow-up.
Salesforce
Publish attributable content activity into Salesforce.
Generate record-aware links and send viewing, completion, CTA, and submission activity through a configured Platform Event.
Revenue teams can prioritize follow-up with engagement evidence attached to their existing process.
Reuse the recordings and assets teams already have.
Import source material into Steperly and return finished assets to the storage system your team trusts.
Loom
Turn an existing Loom recording into reusable source material.
Resolve a Loom link and preserve it as a source reference for a Steperly guide, demo, or walkthrough video workflow.
Teams reuse recordings they already made instead of starting the explanation from zero.
Google Drive
Move source media and completed assets through Drive.
Import a Drive file into the Media Library and export completed assets to a configured folder.
Creators keep Steperly production connected to the shared file system their team already manages.
OneDrive
Import and export media through OneDrive or SharePoint.
Select source files from a drive and return finished assets to the configured Microsoft folder.
Enterprise teams preserve their existing storage, access, and handoff conventions.
Dropbox
Use Dropbox paths for source and finished media.
Import source files into Steperly and export completed assets to the default team folder.
Content moves cleanly between creation and distribution without manual download-and-upload steps.
Make documentation part of shipping the change.
Connect guides to issues and create review work so product changes do not leave instructions behind.
Jira
Connect product issues with the guidance they affect.
Attach a Steperly guide to an issue and optionally create documentation review tasks when content publishes or changes.
Documentation becomes a visible part of delivery instead of a forgotten post-release chore.
Linear
Link guides to issues and create focused review work.
Add Steperly content to the relevant issue and generate a review task for the configured team.
Fast-moving product teams keep guidance ownership close to the change that created it.
Measure guidance with the rest of the product journey.
Export engagement events and use audience signals to decide who should see a Walk Live experience.
Segment
Send Steperly engagement into the customer data pipeline.
Export room views, content starts, completions, CTA clicks, and submissions as Segment Track events.
Teams can join guidance behavior with the rest of the customer journey and downstream destinations.
PostHog
Connect guidance activity with product analytics and targeting.
Capture Steperly engagement events and use audience or user signals to target Walk Live experiences.
Product teams can measure guidance against activation and show help to users who need it.
Amplitude
Analyze Steperly engagement alongside product behavior.
Export engagement events to Amplitude and use audience or cohort context for Walk Live targeting.
Teams see whether guidance changes product outcomes and can tailor experiences by audience.
Professional setup, without vague promises.
Connections are configured from workspace settings. Depending on the provider, an administrator may need to register an app, approve scopes, or supply credentials and destination IDs. Provider names and marks belong to their respective owners and do not imply endorsement.
Put Steperly inside the systems your team already uses.
Start with the built-in connectors, or talk with us about provider registration, rollout, and a workflow specific to your stack.