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Oneprofile connects to the tools you already use. Browse the directory to see what’s available, connect the ones you need, and add their rows straight into a table.

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Browse the integration directory

Open Integrations in the dashboard, then click Add integration to reach the integration directory. Use the Search integrations box to find a tool by name, or narrow the list by category from the panel on the left. Click any card to open that integration’s page, which describes what it does before you connect anything.

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Connect an integration

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Open the integration's page

From the directory, click the integration you want. Its page shows an overview and a Connect button labeled with the integration’s name, for example Connect HubSpot.
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Choose how to connect

Click Connect. If the integration supports more than one connection method, a dialog asks how you’d like to connect. Connect with one click is marked Recommended and uses your account login with that tool. Connect with an API key asks you to paste in a key from your account there instead.
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Finish authorizing

A one-click connection redirects you to sign in and authorize access, then brings you back to Oneprofile. An API key connection asks you to fill in a short form and submit it. Either way, the new connection then shows up under Integrations.
If a connection stops working, its row shows the problem. Open the row menu and click Reconnect to reauthorize it without setting it up again from scratch.

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Where your connections live in Settings

In Settings, open Connections. It has three tabs: Integrations, MCP servers, and InboxKit. The Integrations tab is the same list as the Integrations page: every tool you’ve connected, with its health status and when it was created and last updated. Click a row to open its settings, or use the row menu for Settings, Reconnect, or Delete. The MCP servers tab holds a separate library of tool servers that AI agents can use.

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Add rows from a connected tool

On Tables, click New and choose Import from a connected tool, or click the same card in the launcher if you’re starting your first table.
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Pick a connection and an object

Choose an Integration and an Object to bring in, such as contacts or companies. If nothing is connected yet, this step lets you browse and connect a tool without leaving the drawer.
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Check the sample rows

Oneprofile shows a few sample rows so you can see what actually comes back before you commit to it.
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Choose which fields become columns

Under Output, check any fields you want as their own column. Every row keeps the whole record either way, so anything left unchecked is still one click away from becoming a column later.
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Create the table

Set a Table name, optionally limit how many Rows to import, then click Create table. Oneprofile adds the rows into a new table.

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