Pave now enables seamless connection of its built applications with a broad ecosystem of tools—Quickbase, Airtable, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Salesforce, Slack, Workday, Procore, and more—automating processes and handoffs with intelligent agents.

Workflows stay in draft until published, and authorized users can inspect, pause, or stop them; admins govern connections and workflows and review execution details.

A leadership quote underscores the shift from clicks to conversations, highlighting how natural language and agentic workflows empower management of systems, processes, and people.

Pave Workflows let users describe a process on a visual canvas; workflows run inside Pave with the same data, context, and permissions, and can be scheduled or trigger-based without external middleware.

Pave announces expanded capabilities, Connectors and Workflows, to enable agentic orchestration across more than 350 tools and systems while maintaining governance.

Connector permissions give admins visibility and governance over connectors, who can create connections, and channel access; connections use encrypted credentials and honor existing data access rules.

Pave positions itself as an enterprise-ready AI app builder with built-in data governance, permissions, hosting, and deployment, designed for production use rather than prototypes.

Connectors support cross-tool automation across core operational areas, including field operations, collaboration and productivity, budgeting and invoicing, go-to-market IT operations, and HR processes.