Add Boxli as a Claude connector and work your engagement data in plain language — reads and writes.
Boxli is a Claude connector. Add it once and any conversation with Claude can pull your real engagement data, create records, and — with your explicit confirmation — trigger sends.
What you can then do, in plain language: ask who engaged this week and what they actually watched; pull one contact’s full engagement story — the receipts, with durations and locations; ask where a box is and get the carrier status and tracking link; compare campaigns, check box inventory and redeem-link redemptions; get a Monday recap of the week; paste a conference list and have contacts and companies created, with shipping addresses verified as they’re added; tune or pause alert rules; draft campaigns by describing them; and trigger sends. Claude uses the same numbers as your dashboard — Total Attention is watch time plus landing-page dwell.
The scope is read plus write, with one deliberate brake: sending a box always requires your go-ahead. Claude shows a preview — recipient, box tier, remaining inventory — and waits for your explicit confirmation before anything ships. Every change is attributed to the account that approved the connection, admin-level actions require an admin account, and the connection sees only your own workspace.
It compounds with your other connectors: cross-reference hot Boxli leads against open HubSpot deals in a single question, and Claude joins your engagement telemetry with your CRM in one answer.
Every connection shows up under Settings → Integrations → Claude with who connected it and when it was last used. Disconnect cuts it off immediately. Anyone can disconnect their own; owners and admins can disconnect anyone’s. A connection also stops working the moment its user is removed from the workspace.
Every guide here lives in the in-app Help Center too — open Help in the sidebar.
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