# Orchestration Interface

The Orchestration Interface handles all communication between Toggle and external applications. It synchronizes data, enforces access control and manages interoperability without centralizing sensitive information.

The interface uses an event-driven architecture. Instead of constantly polling for updates, it reacts to meaningful changes and propagates them in real time. This ensures that Toggle always has an accurate view of the user’s context without creating unnecessary load or latency.

Each integration runs inside an isolated sandbox. If an external system produces an error or conflict, it cannot affect the rest of the workspace. This keeps Toggle reliable across a wide variety of tools and environments.

Any application accessible through the browser can be connected through this interface, which makes integration flexible and adaptable to Web3 workflows, research pipelines, communication tools and productivity platforms.


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