Native Integrations

A "native integration" is a module specifically built for an app. Examples: Gmail, Google Sheets, Slack, Asana, Salesforce.

Advantages: - Authentication is handled. You click "Connect" and log in once; the platform stores the credentials. - Field names are friendly. You see "Subject", "Body", "To:" instead of raw API syntax. - Error handling is built-in. If something goes wrong, the module tells you clearly. - The module is pre-configured to work with that app's API. You don't have to know how the API works.

When to use: Whenever the app you want to connect to has a native module. This is the easiest path.