Integrations
When a client owns two of your apps, they connect by themselves. Leads land in the CRM, bookings ask for reviews and paid invoices file themselves, with no API keys, no setup and nothing for you to do.
The same connections you see on each product page, in one place. Tap an app to see what it sends and receives.
A few of the chains that run on their own when a client owns the apps involved.
Answers the call or chat and books the customer straight into the calendar.
Confirms the booking by email and sends a reminder about 24 hours before.
The customer becomes a contact, with the conversation and booking on their timeline.
About 2 hours after the appointment ends, the customer gets a review request.
A quote request comes in, is scored hot, warm or cold and gets a reply within a minute.
It becomes a draft estimate with the customer and their request filled in.
The person, their answers and every invoice go on one contact timeline.
When the invoice is paid, a PDF of it is saved in an Invoices folder.
The customer signs the agreement, sent by the business or through a web form.
They become a contact, with the signed document on their timeline.
The signed PDF is saved in a Signed documents folder.
New blog posts are written and published to the business's website every month.
Answer pages AI can quote are published, with the star rating from Reputation Management.
New posts, answer pages and the best reviews become videos and image posts.
Posts go out on the business's accounts on the days and times it chose.
There is nothing to sell, install or configure. Connections come with the apps.
A connection switches on by itself when the same client owns both apps.
No API keys and no settings to copy. As the reseller, there is nothing for you to do.
Clients can turn any connection off in the Integrations window and back on at any time.
The Integrations button sits in every app, next to My Apps, and shows what is connected.
When a client is missing an app, a Get app button opens it on your store, if you sell it.
App-to-app connections stay inside your clients' own apps. These are the ways out to other software.
Sends every lead, booking, cancellation and handoff as signed JSON to any webhook URL, so it works with Zapier, Make and GoHighLevel.
Appointment Booking syncs with Google Calendar, switched on from its Settings.
AI SEO Autopilot and AI Visibility publish to the business's WordPress site through a plugin that connects itself.
Invoicing takes card payments through the business's own Stripe account.
Document Signer has its own API and webhooks, so signed documents can flow into other systems.
Your own site, app or bot can create clients and place orders for any product, from your systems.
No. Connections come with the apps. You pay the normal wholesale price for each app and nothing for the connections between them.
No. When the same client owns both apps, the connection switches on by itself. There are no API keys and no settings to copy.
Yes. Every connection has its own on/off switch in the Integrations window, which opens from the Integrations button in every app.
No. Connections only link apps owned by the same client, so one client's leads and invoices never reach another client's apps.
Not for the apps themselves. The AI Receptionist webhook works with Zapier (Catch Hook), Make and GoHighLevel, and the reseller API covers clients and orders.
Website Builder, VPN, eSIM, SMM, hosting and domains have no app-to-app connections. They are sold from the same store and paid from the same wallet.
Every app a client adds connects to the ones they already have. Create a free account and start selling the whole set under your brand.