A documented surface, not a private door
Full CRUD over every object through REST, full-text search through GraphQL, and webhooks that push events to you as they happen. The same surface Dalil's own MCP server uses is the one you get.
- Full CRUD across every object
- Cursor-based pagination
- Real-time webhooks, no polling
Pick the one that fits the job
A native connector for the tools everyone runs, Zapier or Make when it is not worth engineering time, a webhook for your own service, and MCP when you want an AI client driving it. All on scoped, revocable keys.
- Native, no-code, webhook or MCP
- Workspace-scoped keys with expiry
- Revoke any key at any time
The tools already in the middle of the working day
Integrations and APIs, explained
What connects with one click?
Over a hundred native integrations, including Gmail, Slack, Calendly, Notion, Google Sheets, Stripe and HubSpot. You authorise the tool and it starts working, with no engineering involvement.
What if my tool is not in the directory?
You have three routes: Zapier or Make for thousands of long-tail apps, webhooks to push events to your own service in real time, and the REST and GraphQL APIs for anything bespoke.
What does the API cover?
Full CRUD across every Dalil object: contacts, companies, deals, notes, tasks, sequences, workflows and pipelines. Search runs through GraphQL, which returns ids you then fetch over REST.
What are the rate limits?
A thousand requests a minute. Pagination is cursor based, so large exports walk through the data predictably rather than timing out on an offset.
How do webhooks work?
Subscribe to the events you care about, such as deal changes or contact creation, and Dalil pushes them to your endpoint in real time rather than making you poll for changes.
How do I connect an AI tool?
Through Dalil MCP. Point Claude Desktop, Claude Code or your own agent at the MCP server and it can read and write your workspace directly, with the same scoped keys and audit trail.
Keep your stack. Change where the truth lives.
One-click connectors, no-code routes, and documented APIs for everything else.