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GlossaryConceptUpdated May 2026

Integration

noun · also: trigger, action, oauth

What is integration?

An integration is the connection between two apps that lets them exchange data and trigger each other's behavior.

Definition

Full definition of integration

Tiny Command's integration with an app like Gmail is a bundle of capabilities: triggers that listen for Gmail events, actions you can perform in Gmail, and the auth flow that connects your Gmail account. From a user's perspective, an integration is just 'Gmail support' — under the hood it's a schema definition plus auth plus runtime execution.

In practice

Integration examples

First-party integration
Tiny Command's Slack integration covers 18 actions and 4 triggers, all built and maintained by our team.
Used by

Apps that exemplify integration

See integration in action across real integrations.

FAQ

Common questions about integration

How is an integration different from a webhook?
An integration is the whole capability bundle. A webhook is one mechanism inside it that delivers trigger events.