Supabase
Production database, organization data, server-side access, and planned private object storage integration.
INTEGRATIONS
Connect deliberately.
Scope precisely.
Valases treats every external connection as a controlled data boundary with approved accounts, explicit scope, secure credentials, webhook verification, and audit events.
CONNECTION CATEGORIES
The boundaries enterprise teams expect.
Integration sequencing is selected during implementation according to the customer's first production workflow.
Company identity
Organization access and administrator provisioning foundations, with provider-specific identity scope confirmed before rollout.
Google and Microsoft
Calendar, meeting, timezone, rescheduling, and webhook requirements are implementation-scoped and not represented as active until verified.
Teams and meeting URLs
Meeting creation and update workflows are enabled only after approved provider authorization and recovery testing.
ATS data exchange
Customer-selected ATS scope can cover approved roles, candidates, stages, or events through a documented connection boundary.
Client email channels
Organizations can connect approved sending channels for candidate and onboarding communication without sharing mailbox passwords in the workspace.
CONNECTION STANDARD
Every live connection requires evidence.
Approved authorization
Provider-specific application registration, redirect URIs, minimum scopes, encrypted credentials, and accountable administrators.
Reliable event handling
Webhook signature checks, idempotency, retries, reconciliation, and an operational path for failed synchronization.
Visible data scope
The organization records the approved external account and sync scope without asking users to paste passwords or tokens into the workspace.