Small business integration library
Stop copying the same business data by hand.
If your website, payments, bookings, CRM, email, and accounting tools do not talk to each other, we help you pick one simple workflow to clean up first.
Start with the handoff that wastes the most time each week. Keep it small, make the output reviewable, then automate more only after it works.
Safe first workflow
One clean handoff first.
Start with the smallest useful workflow: real source data, clear review rules, and one output the business can trust.
- 01
Source data
Move leads, purchases, bookings, and forms without retyping them.
- 02
Rules + cleanup
Some tools only give you exports, not a clean API.
- 03
Owner review
Build one clean output before a bigger automation.
Pick a starting point
Find the handoff that matches your mess.
These are not giant software projects. Each guide points to one practical first workflow.
Start with one clean handoff
Pick my first workflow
Tell us what you copy by hand. We’ll point to the cleanest first fix.
Questions
Know what you are automating before you connect it.
What is a small-business integration?+
It is a practical bridge between tools your business already uses: websites, forms, payments, booking software, CRMs, accounting tools, email, reports, or spreadsheets.
Do all integrations need a public API?+
No. API access is useful, but many small businesses can still save time with exports, webhooks, Zapier/Make, scripts, or review-ready reporting workflows.
What should we automate first?+
Start with one repeated manual handoff that affects leads, payments, bookings, invoices, reports, or follow-up. Prove that workflow before expanding.