
Bespoke bidirectional sync
Dedicated engineering maps your exact schema. Not a generic connector. Custom objects, pipelines, and field mappings replicated completely, writing back as well as reading.
Salesforce and HubSpot as first-class citizens
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A forward-deployed engineer maps your schema by hand: custom objects, legacy pipelines, the internal database nobody sells a connector for. Then delivers it in whatever shape your team needs it.

Dedicated engineering maps your exact schema. Not a generic connector. Custom objects, pipelines, and field mappings replicated completely, writing back as well as reading.
Salesforce and HubSpot as first-class citizens

Product usage, entitlements, provisioning, whatever your engineers built. If it has a table, an endpoint, or a nightly dump, it becomes a source an agent can watch.

Snowflake, BigQuery, and the models your analytics team already maintains. We read the scores they built instead of asking you to rebuild them here.

Email, calendar, calls, and LinkedIn flow back automatically, including activity that happens entirely outside Athean. CRM hygiene stops depending on rep discipline.

Enrichment vendors, your support desk, your billing system, your partner portal. Connected with dedicated engineering, not middleware and not a webhook you maintain.

SSO via Okta and other SAML providers, role-based permissions, and approval queues on anything an agent generates. Enterprise governance is part of the platform, not a security add-on.
Anything with a table, an API, or a scheduled export. CRM and warehouse are the easy cases. The interesting ones are product usage databases, billing systems, support desks, partner portals, and internal tools built in-house.
No. A forward-deployed engineer maps your schema and owns the integration. Generic connectors are exactly what fails at enterprise scale, so we don’t ship one.
Both directions. Owner changes, activity, sequence outcomes, and agent output write back to the systems of record, so the CRM reflects what actually happened.
The same engineer maintains the mapping. Schema drift is a known failure mode of field-mapped connectors, which is why the integration is owned rather than configured.
Yes. SSO via Okta and other SAML providers, role-based permissions, and approval queues are all standard. Your identity provider is another system we connect to, mapped the same way as the rest of your stack.
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