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A plugin connects Temperate to a system you work in, such as your bookkeeping or your mail. Once it’s connected, just ask about your own data in a chat. Open Plugins in the rail.
The Plugins page, with the plugins by the kind of work they are for
You don’t have to name the plugin: “Which invoices are still open?” is enough. Temperate asks you first before a change that can’t be undone.

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The plugins

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Accounting

Exact Online

Look up the bookkeeping: relations, open items, sales invoices, ledger accounts and entries.

Moneybird

Look up contacts, sales invoices, purchase invoices and bank transactions in the bookkeeping, and send an invoice.

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Payments and banks

Mollie

Look up payments, refunds, customers and settlements, and refund a payment.

Stripe

Look up customers, invoices, payments, subscriptions, payouts and disputes.

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Sales and customers

HubSpot

Look up contacts, companies and deals in the CRM, and move a deal.

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Files, mail and team

Confluence

Find and read pages of the wiki.

Google Workspace

Find mail, read the calendar and find files in Drive.

Jira

Find and read issues and projects, and add a comment to an issue.

Microsoft 365

Read mail and the calendar, find files in OneDrive and SharePoint, and send a mail.

Notion

Find and read pages and databases, and add text to a page.

Slack

Read channels and threads, find people, and post a message.

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Connect a plugin

How to connect a system, and who can use it.