AI integrations
Your assistant, your documents, your rules
Connect the AI clients you already use to your Dicte Send workspace. Find a document, prepare a link, build a room or check who read what, from your assistant, with the permissions you granted and nothing more.
The problem
Your tools should come to your documents, not the other way round
You already write, plan and decide in an AI assistant. Copying links and data back and forth is where errors and leaks begin. Dicte Send lets your assistant act inside your workspace, within limits you set.
What you can connect
Assistants, automations and your own code
The AI clients you already use
Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and compatible tools connect to your workspace in a few clicks. Nothing to install on our side.
Act from your assistant
Find a document, create a share link, disable one, build a data room, read the engagement of a deal. Anything that changes or removes something asks you to confirm first.
Permissions you choose
At connection time you see what the client asks for, pick the workspace, and grant less than requested. Write permissions stay off until you tick them.
Revoke in one click
Every connected client is listed in your settings with what it may do. Cut it off at any time.
Webhooks for your automations
Get each visit, download or signed NDA pushed to your own tools as it happens, signed so you can trust it.
An API for your developers
Everything the application does is available to your own code, with personal tokens scoped to what they need and a lifetime your administrator caps.
How it works
Connect in minutes, stay in control
Add Dicte Send to your AI client
Point your client at your Dicte Send address and sign in with your usual account.
Review what it asks
A screen lists each permission in plain words. Choose the workspace and untick what you do not want.
Work from your assistant
Ask for a document, a link, a room, a report. Approve or deny each action that would change something.
Keep an eye on it
Every action a client takes is in the audit log: tool, client, user, outcome, never the arguments.
Seen by the recipient
Nothing changes for them
Your recipients open the same gated links and rooms whether you created them by hand or from your assistant. The rules you set apply either way.
Where your documents stay
The AI client is yours; Dicte Send answers only what your token allows: a list, a link, an analytics summary, or the text of a document when you grant that permission. The files stay on dedicated servers in France, operated by a French company, outside the scope of the US CLOUD Act.
Learn morePlug Dicte Send into your assistant
Join the waitlist and we will invite you when early access opens for your profession.
Questions about integrations
Which AI clients work with Dicte Send?
Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and any client that supports the same open standard for connecting tools. Developer tools such as Cursor and VS Code connect the same way.
Does the AI client receive my documents?
It receives what your token allows and nothing else: lists, links, analytics, and the text of a document only if you granted that permission. Files are never transferred to it.
Can an administrator restrict integrations?
Yes. Administrators decide which clients may connect, can remove permissions from any connection, and can switch integrations off for the instance.
Is there documentation for the API?
Yes. An interactive reference is available on every instance for your developers.