Cloud 66 for your voice agent

Cloud 66 is a cloud deployment platform for managing applications, stacks, servers, and databases. It helps teams deploy and operate infrastructure across cloud providers from one place.

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The app's Connected apps page: what agents do with each app, such as booking appointments, knowing who is calling and sending emails, and whether each one is working.The app's Connected apps page: what agents do with each app, such as booking appointments, knowing who is calling and sending emails, and whether each one is working.The app's Connected apps page: what agents do with each app, such as booking appointments, knowing who is calling and sending emails, and whether each one is working.The app's Connected apps page: what agents do with each app, such as booking appointments, knowing who is calling and sending emails, and whether each one is working.

Integration record

Status
Needs setup
Plan
Every plan, from Starter at A$49 a month
How it connects
With your own Cloud 66 app. You register an app in Cloud 66's developer settings, paste its client ID and secret in Connected apps, then sign in.
What it reads
53 actions, such as get Account, get API Status and get Backup.
What it changes
49 actions, such as add User Device, commit Application Variant and create Backup Task.
What starts an action
The agent runs an action during a call or chat when the conversation needs it. It only runs the actions you switch on.
Custom work
You choose each action from its list of 102. Anything the list doesn't cover needs a custom API tool on Scale, or a Concierge build.
Checked
Action list checked 14 November 2026. We haven't tested each action.

Cloud 66 actions

Reads 53

  • Get Account
  • Get API Status
  • Get Backup
  • Get Backup File
  • Get Cloud
  • Get Cloud Reference
  • Get Cluster
  • Get Container
  • Get Container Session
  • Get Current Identity
  • Get Deployment
  • Get Environment Variable
  • Get Firewall Rule
  • Get Nginx Module Reference
  • Get Process
  • Get Server
  • Get Server Setting
  • Get SSL Certificate
  • Get Stack
  • Get Stack Action
  • Get Stack Alert
  • Get Stack Setting
  • Get User
  • List Accounts
29 more
  • List Application Variants
  • List Backup Files
  • List Backups
  • List Clouds
  • List Clusters
  • List Containers
  • List Databases
  • List Database Users
  • List Deployments
  • List DNS Providers
  • List Elastic Addresses
  • List Environment Variables
  • List Firewall Rules
  • List Gateways
  • List Image Repositories
  • List Jobs
  • List Notifications
  • List Processes
  • List Server Groups
  • List Servers
  • List Server Settings
  • List Services
  • List SSL Certificates
  • List Stack Actions
  • List Stack Alerts
  • List Stacks
  • List Stack Settings
  • List Tags
  • List Users

Changes 38

  • Add User Device
  • Commit Application Variant
  • Create Backup Task
  • Create Cluster
  • Create Container Session
  • Create Database
  • Create Database User
  • Create Elastic Address
  • Create Firewall Rule
  • Create Gateway
  • Create SSL Certificate
  • Create Stack
  • Import Backup
  • Patch SSL Certificate
  • Pause Stack Workload
  • Promote Database Replica
  • Put SSL Certificate
  • Reboot Cluster Servers
  • Reboot Server
  • Reboot Stack Servers
  • Redeploy Stack
  • Replace Tags
  • Restart Stack
  • Restart Stack Workload
14 more
  • Resume Stack Workload
  • Resync Database Replica
  • Scale Process
  • Set Stack Maintenance Mode
  • Stop Container
  • Update Application Group Alerts
  • Update Application Variant Percentage
  • Update Elastic Address
  • Update Gateway
  • Update Server Setting
  • Update Stack Alerts
  • Update Stack Setting
  • Update Tags
  • Update User

Deletes 11

  • Cancel Deployment
  • Clear Stack Caches
  • Delete All Tags
  • Delete Application Variant
  • Delete Database
  • Delete Database User
  • Delete Elastic Address
  • Delete Environment Variable
  • Delete Gateway
  • Delete SSL Certificate
  • Disable Database Replication

Cloud 66 setup

  1. Registering your Cloud 66 app

    Create an app in Cloud 66's developer settings and copy its client ID and secret. Connected apps shows the redirect address to give it.

  2. Signing in to Cloud 66

    Paste the client ID and secret in Connected apps, then sign in and approve access.

  3. Choosing the actions

    Choose which of the 102 actions the agent may use. Start with lookups and add the ones that change Cloud 66 when you're ready.

  4. Testing, then publishing

    Watch the agent use the live app in the browser tester, then publish. Voice and text agents share the connection.

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