Knowledge Hub
There are two types of integrations, each serving a different purpose in your AI setup:
1. Knowledge Integrations
These are the tools where your knowledge lives β Calk fetches and syncs actual content from them.
β Examples: Notion, Google Drive
π Use case: Import your internal docs, company wikis, SOPs, or presentations so your agents can read and answer based on them.
2. Information Integrations
These integrations connect with tools that hold data or insights, not documents. Calk uses them to access additional context or answer requests with the most updated information.
β Examples: Slack, Intercom, HubSpot, Asana, Gmail
π² Use case: Let agents fetch customer support history, recent conversations, or CRM info when needed.
π§ Navigating the Knowledge Section
Hereβs how itβs structured:
π Page 1: Integrations Overview
This is the main hub where youβll see all the integrations available. From here, you can:
Connect tools to your workspace
See which ones are already active
Understand what each integration does
Youβll find this from your Calk dashboard β Knowledge tab
π Page 2: Content Integrations (Notion & Drive)
Once connected, youβll have a dedicated page per integration (like Notion or Drive) where you can:
Select which folders or pages to sync
See whatβs already imported
Trigger a manual sync if needed
This is crucial if you want to keep your AI agents always up to date with internal documentation.
π Page 3: Information Integrations
For integrations like Intercom, Gmail or Slack:
Youβll find a settings page to review permissions
Confirm which data Calk is allowed to fetch
Manage user-level access and scopes
These integrations donβt import full documents but provide real-time context to the agents.
π Bonus: Add Any Public Website as Knowledge
Want your agent to learn from a competitor's site or a specific blog post? Calk lets you import any public webpage directly into an agentβs brain.
Just paste the URL when setting up or editing your agentβs knowledge β and Calk will automatically fetch, clean, and structure the content.
π Use case: Let agents fetch your competitors websites
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