One link, and
your customer is connected

We build the integration and run them on an event or a schedule for every one of your customers. On your side, the work is creating a consumer and sending an activation link.

Send your customer a link and they land on a page where they connect their own software and confirm the settings the flow needs. That's the whole activation. No onboarding call, no support ticket, no dev involvement on either side.

Because activation is self-serve, going live stops depending on your roadmap and starts depending on your customer clicking a button.

You choose where activation happens. Embed it natively so it looks and feels like your product. Send users straight to one connector when you know which one they need. Or point them at a white-labelled marketplace where they browse and activate on their own, fully hosted by us and fully outside your product.

That last option matters more than it sounds: it means you can ship connectivity to your customers without shipping anything at all. Adding a new connector becomes pasting a link.

Your customers don't all book the same way. A sync includes mappings your end user confirms during activation: which VAT code matches which tax rate, which account takes which payment method, which journal receives the entries. Each customer's configuration is theirs, on the same sync you activated once.

Defaults come ready. Scope and mappings can be adapted to what your product actually needs.

Matching tax rates and accounts across two systems is the step where activations stall. AI mapping proposes the matches so your customer confirms instead of hunting. Fewer abandoned setups, fewer support tickets, faster first successful run.

OAuth, API key, credentials: we handle every method the source system supports, store the credentials securely, and refresh them before they expire. Your customer picks their tool and connects. You never touch a token.

We monitor the third-party APIs, ship the updates when they change, and keep every flow alive. We also work directly with the software vendors, which often means we know a change is coming before it lands. Your customers never notice, and neither does your team.