How many integrations does PeopleMuster have?
PeopleMuster has five built-in integrations: Slack, OpenAI, Fireflies, a ZKTeco attendance terminal and Turnstile. Each one does one job inside a module: posting reports, importing meeting transcripts or syncing fingerprint punches. Keys are stored in your own database and masked once saved.
Each of the five earns its place in an ordinary week.
Slack posts notifications, reports and scheduled announcements into your workspace, set up with a bot token. Recurring reminders to check in or log hours run through it. You can send the utilisation report there in one step.
OpenAI powers the policy assistant, which answers staff questions from your own policies. It also powers the risk signals on imported client meetings.
Fireflies imports meeting recordings and transcripts and files them against the right project, verified by a signed webhook. Action items, notes and meeting analytics come with them.
A ZKTeco terminal syncs fingerprint punches over your office network. You set it up by its device address. Fingerprints stay on the terminal; PeopleMuster receives only who punched and when.
Turnstile keeps bots off the sign-in page and is managed for you.
The product states that keys are held in your own database and never shown again in full once saved.
Related questions
Do I need Fireflies for meetings?
Yes. The meetings module is built on Fireflies imports, which bring transcripts, action items and risk signals with them.
What is Slack used for?
Scheduled reminders, announcements and reports. The utilisation report and meeting digests can both post to channels you choose.
Where are integration keys stored?
In your own database, masked after saving and never shown again in full.