Integrations
The accounts Postface can connect, what each one is used for, and how to remove access.
Open your profile menu and choose Integrations to connect an account. Each OAuth connection uses the provider's own sign-in screen; Postface never sees your password. Blotato uses your own API key. Mail and calendar access is read-only.
Available integrations
| Integration | What Postface can do | Plan |
|---|---|---|
| Blotato | Connect socials and choose defaults; publishing comes later | Creators · paid Blotato plan |
| Gmail | Search and read your mail (read-only) | All plans |
| Calendar | See what is on your Google Calendar (read-only) | All plans |
| Outlook | Search and read your Outlook mail (read-only) | Pro and above |
| GitHub | Notifications, pull requests, issues; open issues and comment | Pro and above |
| Slack | Read channels and search; post messages | Pro and above |
| Notion | Search pages and databases; create pages and add notes | Pro and above |
| Granola | Your meeting notes and transcripts | Pro and above |
| Canva | Find and create designs | Pro and above |
| Strava | Recent activities and training totals | Pro and above |
Creators can connect their own Blotato key in Integrations or Creator Studio, choose default social accounts and refresh or disconnect at any time. Blotato is not available as a blueprint tool. Text publishing is coming soon. Need an account? Start with Blotato →
Custom integrations
You can also add your own integration by pointing Postface at an MCP server. Custom integrations appear alongside the built-in ones and can be attached to any of your blueprints. See MCP servers for the details.
Removing access
Open Data & permissions from your profile menu to see exactly what Postface reads from each account and to disconnect any of them with one tap. Disconnecting deletes the stored connection immediately. You can also revoke Postface from your Google Account's permissions page at any time.