Connect the tools your business runs on.
A centralized integration framework gives every connection the same structure — declared scope and permissions, encrypted credentials, verified webhooks, and visible health. Add a provider once and the whole platform can use it safely.
One framework across every category.
Payments, messaging, calendars, analytics, and more — each integration plugs into the same connection model, so they behave consistently and cooperate with your workflows.
Stripe
Automated card payments, subscriptions, and Connect onboarding.
PayPal
Hosted wallet checkout and order capture.
Venmo & Cash App
Manual-capable methods via per-tenant handle and QR code.
Email providers
Transactional and notification email delivery.
SMS providers
Text notifications and messaging.
Google services
Google account and service connections.
Social platforms
Connect social accounts and posting surfaces.
Analytics
Send events to analytics destinations.
Calendar
Availability and appointment syncing.
CRM
Sync contacts and customer records.
Accounting
Connect bookkeeping and finance tools.
Webhooks
Inbound and outbound event delivery.
Automation interfaces
Surfaces that workflows can trigger and consume.
Availability varies by provider, and some connectors are still being rolled out. The framework is the same for each — we label what is planned as planned rather than presenting it as done.
Every integration defines the same things.
Because connections share one model, you always know a provider's scope, permissions, and data access — no bespoke, opaque wiring per tool.
Provider & purpose
Each integration declares which provider it connects to and what job it does.
Auth method & credentials
The authentication approach and required credentials are explicit and validated.
Tenant or platform scope
An integration is scoped to a single tenant or the platform, never leaking across boundaries.
Permissions
Granular permissions gate what an integration is allowed to read and do.
Webhook requirements
Any webhooks the provider needs are declared and verified on receipt.
Data-access scope
The exact data an integration can touch is defined up front — no broad, silent access.
Know the state of every connection.
Integrations report health, surface their last successful sync, and expose their error state — so a broken connection is visible, not a silent failure discovered later.
Health status
See at a glance whether each connection is healthy, degraded, or in error.
Last successful sync
Every integration surfaces when it last completed a successful sync.
Reauthorization
When credentials expire or are revoked, reauthorize without rebuilding the connection.
Disconnect behavior
Disconnecting is explicit and predictable, cleanly stopping data flow and events.
Credentials that never touch the browser.
Connecting external systems is exactly where secrets leak. The framework is built so they don't.
Encrypted at rest
Stored credentials are encrypted server-side, never in client code.
Server-side only
Secrets are used only on the server — the browser never sees them.
Verified webhooks
Inbound provider events are signature-verified before they are trusted.
Scoped access
Each integration can touch only the data its declared scope allows.
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Connect what you use — safely, and in one place.
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