Intelligently generating and managing third-party sources within a contextual hub

A computer-implemented method comprising:

• monitoring usage signals associated with a plurality of webpages with which a user interacts on a client device;
• identifying content signals associated with each of the plurality of webpages;
• based on a combination of the usage signals and content signals, generating a contextual grouping comprising a subset of webpages from the plurality of webpages;
• identifying, within a third-party messaging service corresponding to a user account that is associated with the client device, an electronic message related to content within the subset of webpages;
• and
• providing, in a graphical user interface associated with the contextual grouping, the graphical user interface comprising:
• a set of selectable links corresponding to the subset of webpages in the contextual grouping;
• and
• link to the electronic message to allow a user to access the electronic message from the third-party messaging service.

A system comprising:

• at least one processor;
• and
• a non-transitory computer readable medium comprising instructions that, when executed by the at least one processor, cause the system to:
• monitor usage signals associated with a plurality of webpages with which a user interacts on a client device;
• identify content signals associated with each of the plurality of webpages;
• based on a combination of the usage signals and content signals, generate a contextual grouping comprising a subset of webpages from the plurality of webpages;
• identify, within a third-party messaging service corresponding to a user account that is associated with the client device, an electronic message related to content within the subset of webpages;
• and
• provide, in a graphical user interface associated with the contextual grouping, the graphical user interface comprising:
• links to the subset of webpages in the contextual grouping to allow the user to navigate to each of the subset of webpages;
• and
• a link to the electronic message to allow the user to access the electronic message from the third-party messaging service.