> Lettrove docs 1.x · https://docs.lettrove.com/docs/app/integrations

# Integrations

**Settings → Integrations** is where a workspace connects the tools it already uses. Connecting
needs the admin role.

## HubSpot

The one integration that changes what Lettrove does today: your HubSpot lists become audiences, with
your contact properties as merge tags. You connect by authorising the Lettrove app on HubSpot's own
site, and see exactly what it may access before you approve. [HubSpot](/docs/app/audiences/hubspot)
has the setup and the full permission list.

## Sending providers

Sending is not an integration you connect: every workspace sends through Lettrove from a domain it
has verified, as [Sending](/docs/app/sending) describes. There is no provider account to bring, and
no API key to paste.

## Coming

The catalogue under Settings → Integrations also lists providers that are not connectable yet,
marked **coming soon**: more CRMs and email platforms, data warehouses, and signed webhooks for
events in the app. Until one is marked available, it does nothing. If one of them matters to you,
say so at support@lettrove.com; it helps decide the order.

If you embed the editor in your own product, that is a different kind of integration, with its
own [webhooks](/docs/server/webhooks) and [server API](/docs/server/server-api).