Integrations

Connected to the tools you run on.

FirmsVault connects to the systems your firm already uses — email and calendar, financial data, and your own AI provider — with real adapters, real sync, and governance the firm controls. No fake logos, no vaporware: what we show connected, connects.

FirmsVault's integration framework registers a provider only when a real adapter exists for it. Everything shown as connected below is backed by an actual implementation.

Connected today

Real adapters with OAuth or secure linking, data sync, and provider-side governance. Available to enable per firm, subject to your plan and configuration.

Connected
Email · Calendar · Docs

Google Workspace

OAuth connection with two-way sync of Gmail messages, Calendar events, and Documents, plus incremental sync and change notifications. Disconnect revokes access at Google.

Connected
Email · Calendar · Contacts

Microsoft 365

OAuth connection over Microsoft Graph with two-way sync of Outlook mail, calendar events, and contacts, incremental sync, and change notifications for the firm's mailbox.

Connected
Financial data · Evidence

Plaid

Secure account linking for bank data — balances, transactions, and statements — captured as financial evidence against a matter, with signature-verified webhooks and disconnect.

Built in, firm-controlled

Capabilities FirmsVault runs itself — no third-party vendor to connect — governed by the firm.

Foundational
Bring your own AI key

Firm-owned AI

AI runs on the firm's own provider key, stored encrypted per firm, with entitlement, budget, usage logging, and prompt-injection resistance. The firm owns the credential and the governance around it.

Foundational
Native workflow

Native e-signature

Request, sign, and certify documents inside FirmsVault — recipients, certificates, and an event log — without routing sensitive matter documents through a third-party e-sign vendor.

Foundational
Build your own connection

API & webhooks

A scoped, per-firm API-key layer and outbound webhooks let a firm connect its own systems — authenticated, tenant-isolated, rate-limited, and audited on a dedicated API host.

On the roadmap

Planned connections. We list them here as planned — not connected — and won't show a logo as live until the adapter ships.

Planned
Accounting

QuickBooks

Accounting sync is on the roadmap. Today FirmsVault keeps its own time, expense, invoice, and trust-aware ledgers; a QuickBooks adapter is planned, not yet available.

Available now
Via API & webhooks

Custom integrations

Need to connect something specific before an official adapter exists? The API-key and webhook layer is available today for firms to build their own integration against.

Integrations you can trust the labels on

Real adapters only

A provider appears in FirmsVault only when a working adapter backs it. "Connected" means connected — not a placeholder tile.

No vaporware

Firm-controlled

Connections are enabled and governed per firm, with the credentials and permissions staying under the firm's control.

Governed

Tenant-isolated

Every connection and its synced data are scoped to the firm — one firm's integration can never reach another firm's data.

Isolated

Honest roadmap

Planned integrations are labeled planned. We'd rather show you an accurate map than an impressive-looking wall of logos.

Transparent

Connect FirmsVault to your stack.