Your numbers already live somewhere.
Files, live systems, and the open web.
Most updates draw on more than one. A quarter’s numbers might come from a connected system, the commentary from a doc your team wrote, and one market figure from a cited source outside the business.
Uploaded files
PDFs, Word docs, spreadsheets, slides, Markdown — drop in the files you already have and StoriBot reads them.
Live systems
Connect the systems your numbers already live in, and the page reflects the latest figures rather than a stale export.
Grounded web research
StoriBot can search and fetch from the web while it drafts — with sources attached, so external facts trace back just like your own.
Whatever the source, every number traces back to it.
Every connection, and what it’s allowed to do.
Each card shows what the connection reads, what it can write, and how you authorise it. The two are granted separately — a system can read without ever writing.
Stripe
ReadsRevenue, subscriptions and payouts.
Connect with an API token
Xero
ReadsThe ledger, invoices and the numbers finance signs off.
Connect with OAuth
Shopify
ReadsOrders, products and store performance.
Connect with an API token
HubSpot
ReadsContacts, deals and where the pipeline actually moved.
Connect with an API token
PostHog
ReadsProduct usage, funnels and retention.
Connect with an API token
Amplitude
ReadsProduct analytics and cohort behaviour.
Connect with an API token
Jira
ReadsIssues, releases and what actually shipped.
Connect with an API token
Airtable
ReadsBases and the operational trackers your team keeps by hand.
Connect with OAuth
Zernio
ReadsWritesSchedules the posts StoriBot composes, and reads back how they performed across platforms.
Connect with an API token
Stripe, Xero, Shopify, HubSpot, PostHog, Amplitude, Jira, Airtable and Zernio are trademarks of their respective owners. StoriBot is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.
It reads your systems. Every write is one you granted.
That is the whole of it. Reading is how the update gets drafted; writing only happens where you granted it — scheduling a post you approved, for instance. Nothing else in a connected system is touched.
One switch turns every write off
Write and irreversible operations can be disabled across your whole instance. Scheduling stops; everything else keeps working. The control sits with you, not with a promise from us.
Your data isn’t used for training
Connected data is processed inside your instance and is never used to train any model. Credentials are stored securely and scoped to your instance alone. See trust & controls.
What you sent becomes what you report on.
The artifact goes out through a connected system, and how it performed comes back in as a source for the next one — built from the same connection that sent it. Most drafting tools stop at the draft.
The same connected stack feeds both directions. Revenue from Stripe and usage from PostHog make the monthly investor update that goes to the market, and the weekly one that goes to your team.
Connect one system. See the difference.
Tell us where your numbers live and we’ll draft your next update from them.
