Official
We wrote it and we maintain it. If it breaks, fixing it is our job.
Integrations
34 connections: chat, shops, invoicing, telephony, calendars, mailboxes, and the open API the rest is built on. The badge says who stands behind an add-on, not that we reviewed it.
Post to a Slack channel when a deal moves or an invoice is paid.
The same, into a Discord channel.
An Adaptive Card in a Teams channel through an incoming webhook, with a button to the record.
"/helloteam task Call Kovács back @tomorrow": a task for whoever's Slack email matches.
Messaging apps in one shared queue.
Orders become a contact and a deal, once even when the shop retries.
The same, with Shopify's signature scheme.
Hungarian shop platform, authenticated with a shared secret.
Hungarian shop platform.
Search for, buy and renew a domain for the website through a registrar gateway that speaks the simple HTTP contract below (most registrars need a small proxy in front). The registrar bills the company directly; administrators are told 30 days before expiry, and nothing renews automatically.
Courier labels and tracking from the order: GLS, Foxpost, Packeta, MPL (Magyar Posta), DPD.
Raw JSON to any URL: this is what drives Zapier, Make and n8n.
Self-hosted automation. The same payload as the HTTP webhook.
Trigger a Zap from any event.
Start a Make (formerly Integromat) scenario.
31 apps an automation can act in.
Every call on the contact's timeline, missed ones become a task. Click to call from the contact.
Signed status callbacks; click to call rings your phone first, then bridges the customer.
Any exchange that posts JSON when a call ends: the header and the field names are settings, not code.
Any HTTP-based SMS provider, configured as a URL and a template.
Contacts, companies, deals, tasks, invoices and more: read and write with scoped keys.
The same data for an AI assistant, as tools, with the same key.
Signed HTTP notifications on 33 events, with retries.
Sign-in with your identity provider, users kept in sync.
Three of them, and none is a seal of approval.
We wrote it and we maintain it. If it breaks, fixing it is our job.
Somebody else wrote it, and its page names who. It runs on exactly the same path as the official ones: there is no second runtime. The badge says who stands behind it and nothing more: it does not mean we reviewed it.
Part of the product. There is nothing to install, only to configure.
The core CRM is free for good, with no card; you can try every paid module for 14 days. If it doesn't suit you, export everything and leave: the data stays yours.