HATZ AI Integrations: Connect & Optimize Your Industrial Processes

Understanding HATZ AI Integrations

The video begins by defining integrations as how software communicates, differentiating between HATZ's built-in tools (no login needed) and connected integrations (requiring an account).

Finding and Connecting Integrations

It demonstrates how to find available integrations in the 'workshop' section, showing how to authenticate and configure connections, such as with Microsoft 365.

Utilizing Connected Tools in Workflows

The speaker explains that connected tools don't automatically pull data but are activated via a 'tool' button in chats, workflows, or agents, allowing selective data access.

Discovering Integration Capabilities with AI

A 'life hack' is shared: users can ask the AI directly what actions a specific integration (e.g., Microsoft 365) can perform, generating a table of capabilities and example prompts.

Understanding 'Actions' or 'Tool Calls'

The concept of 'actions' or 'tool calls' is introduced, explaining that AI follows logical steps, similar to a human, to interact with integrated software, like searching files before opening them.

Building AI Workflows with Integrations

The video shows how to prompt the AI to create a system prompt for an agent that leverages integrated data, such as analyzing an inventory spreadsheet in OneDrive.

HATZ AI Documentation and Resources

Users are directed to docs.ai for detailed integration articles, including a 'crash course' and a 'living document' to become experts in leveraging HATZ integrations.