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Storyteq Integrations

Inspired Thinking Group (ITG) Limited (Storyteq brand) · United Kingdom (ITG, Birmingham); Storyteq originated in Amsterdam, Netherlands · Founded 2016 · subsidiary of Inspired Thinking GroupVerified 2026-11-10 · 71 sources
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  • REST API
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  • Webhooks
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Marketplace / app directory

  • No public app marketplace or app directory. The integrations page shows logos in three groups: "Bring content in", "Push content" and "Analyse and improve". It gives no technical detail or connector documentation S48.
  • Channel connections in the product: administrators with the Integrations > Manager role add connections under Administration > Connections. The Uploading tab covers platforms you publish to, the Sourcing tab platforms you import assets from. Steps per channel are on the Storyteq support site, which is not public S27.
  • Building integrations: partners and customers use the public OpenAPI files (CMP V2, v4), the embeddable Asset Picker and DAT components, the Identity Broker and asset event webhooks S3 S17 (see API). The partnerships page mentions "open APIs" for technology partners S49.

Native connectors

"Built by" is stated only where Storyteq documents the connector. Logos on the integrations page do not say who built or supports each connector S48.

CategoryTargetBuilt by (vendor / partner)Notes
CreativeFigma: Figma to Storyteq pluginStoryteqPublishes Figma frames to Template Builder as new templates or new sizes; Figma Community listing; needs the Builder role S30
CreativeFigma: Asset Picker pluginStoryteqPlaces DAM assets into Figma designs; users sign in through the Identity Broker S30 S31 S4
CreativeAdobe After Effects (extension)StoryteqBuilds video templates; outputs MP4, MOV, WMV, MXF, stills, GIF S29. "After Effects is fully supported" S45
CreativeAdobe PhotoshopUnknownListed as a design source ("Bring content in") and as an import source for templates S48 S45. Mechanism (plugin or file import): Unknown; PSD files are accepted as design documents S29
Creative / AIAdobe Firefly ServicesStoryteq + AdobeGenerative AI inside Storyteq (announced 2026-01-15) S58 S45
Creative / AIGoogle GeminiStoryteqGenerative design support in Adaptation Studio S45. Gemini also powers Agent Console via Vertex AI S16
Creative analyticsCreativeXUnknown"Analyse and improve content" S48
Project managementJira (Asset Picker)StoryteqBrowser-based integration; inserts a copy of the asset; Identity Broker sign-in S31 S4. No Atlassian Marketplace listing found
Other DAMs (content sources)Bynder, Frontify, Brandfolder, Acquia DAM, OpenTextUnknown"Bring content in"; Bynder is also a "Push content" target S48
CMS / DXPnone listedN/AThe DAM page mentions API-based publishing to CMS without naming any S44
PIM / e-commercenone listedN/ACommerce Engine uses product and pricing data; its sources are not named S45
Office & collaborationnone listedN/A
Ad platformsGoogle Display & Video 360, Google Campaign Manager, X Ads, Moloco Ads, The Next Ad, Innovid, AdFusionUnknown"Push content" S48. HTML5 banner output can be set up for Google Ads, Campaign Manager or Adform S29
Marketing automation / socialMeta (Facebook, Instagram), Snapchat, TikTok Business, SprinklrUnknown"Push content" S48
Marketing automationDeployteqITG (sister brand)Same Managing Director as Storyteq S64. A product-level connector is not documented publicly
ProofingReviewStudioITGAcquired 2023 and integrated into Storyteq's review workflow S61
Storage / identityCustomer identity providers (e.g. Azure AD, Okta) via SSO; KeycloakStoryteq S22 S23 S4

AI & agent ecosystem

  • Official MCP server: none for customers. No customer-facing MCP server, Claude or ChatGPT connector, or public agent API is documented. The integrations page, AI page and developer docs mention none S48 S47 S2.
  • MCP inside Agent Console: Agent Console's architecture uses MCP internally. Two servers, cmp-mcp (brand content intelligence) and search-mcp (web search), are reached through a LiteLLM gateway that proxies tool calls S16. Agents talk to each other with A2A (AgentCard registration in an agent registry) S16. These servers serve Storyteq's own agents; no public endpoint or customer access is documented S16.
  • Agent Console (AgentConsole™): a governed environment where client admins pick agents, write versioned playbooks, set usage limits and see usage reports. Documented agents: Briefing (creates LUMA projects) and Copywriting S15. ITG markets it as a "marketplace of intelligent marketing agents" open to third-party agents S66. The docs do not mention third-party agents and list "Brand & Campaign Intelligence" for agents as planned S15 Unverified (marketing and docs differ in scope).
  • Models: Google Gemini and Anthropic Claude through Vertex AI (Agent Console) S16. Adobe Firefly Services for generative content S58.
  • Halo Intelligence®: proprietary recommendation layer using customer data, brand intent signals and past campaign performance S70 S51. No public API.
  • llms.txt: none on storyteq.com or docs.storyteq.com S36.

Integration platforms

  • Zapier, Make, Workato, n8n, MuleSoft: no Storyteq connector found; none is listed on the integrations page S48. Status: Unknown.
  • Custom integrations go through the CMP V2 / v4 APIs and asset event webhooks S19 S18 S6. Bulk integrations need Storyteq's integrations team S19.

Partners

  • Partner types: Strategic Partners, Agencies & Consultancies, and Technology Partners (integrations built on "open APIs") S49.
  • Named partners (logos): Superside, The Marmalade, Publicis Groupe, Comcast, Boomerang, PowerGraut S49.
  • Benefits: partner support from onboarding to co-selling, co-marketing, referral programmes, early access and beta testing. Onboarding includes "training, support and partner enablement" S49. No partner certification found.
  • Services from ITG: template building (Platform Services) and ITG creative services S50 S63.

Native integrations (summary)

3 tools from the wiki’s tracked list with a connector documented as official, recorded in the overview (verified 2026-11-10). Each chip opens the cross-platform page for that tool; details and other connectors are below.

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