Abstract: A system can receive a message intended to be received by a device. The system can implement an application discovery service to identify keywords in the message. The keywords can be used to determine what applications are required to access content in the message. The system can determine that a required application is not available on the device from a list of managed applications. The system can cause the required application to be made available on the device before, at the same, or after the device receives the message.

Abstract: Disclosed are various approaches for connecting third-party services for user interaction. An integration service can receive from a client device a content query including a selection of content by a user interacting with a user interface on the client device. The integration service can compare the content query with predefined connector data to identify a connector associated with the content query. The integration service can send the content query and an authentication token of the user to the connector to access information from a third-party service. In response to receiving the information from the third-party service, the integration service can provide the information to the client device.

Abstract: Examples described herein can identify items from third-party or backend services, obtain relevant information for those items, and automatically populate hyperlinks relevant to those items in a draft email. A regular expressions search can be executed on the text of a draft email. When a match is found, the email client can request, from a server, an object associated with the matching expression. The server can obtain the object, using one or more connectors that provide access to a backend system, and provide it to the email client. The email client can extract a URL from the object and enter the URL into a links table stored on the user device. The email client can pull the URL from the links table and use it to automatically generate a hyperlink of the regular expression within the body of the draft email.

Abstract: Disclosed are various approaches for connecting third-party services for user interaction. A user can select content on a user interface associated with a first third-party service. The content can be associated with a second third-party service. A client application can transmit the content to an integrated service over a network in a request to obtain additional information from the second third-party service. The integrated service can transmit the additional information to the client application. The user interface can be modified to include a user interface element containing the information associated with the second third-party service.

Abstract: Disclosed are various approaches for connecting third-party services for user interaction. An integration service can receive from a client device a content query including a selection of content by a user interacting with a user interface on the client device. The integration service can compare the content query with predefined connector data to identify a connector associated with the content query. The integration service can send the content query and an authentication token of the user to the connector to access information from a third-party service. In response to receiving the information from the third-party service, the integration service can provide the information to the client device.

Abstract: A system can receive a message intended to be received by a device. The system can implement an application discovery service to identify keywords in the message. The keywords can be used to determine what applications are required to access content in the message. The system can determine that a required application is not available on the device from a list of managed applications. The system can cause the required application to be made available on the device before, at the same, or after the device receives the message.