Integrations

Integrations are essential for extending the functionality of a system or application. They allow different software to work together seamlessly, providing a more comprehensive and efficient solution. Here are some common types of integrations:

API Integrations: These involve connecting two or more software applications using an Application Programming Interface (API). This allows data to be exchanged between the applications.
Webhooks: Webhooks are used to receive real-time notifications from one application to another when certain events occur.
Database Integrations: These integrations allow different databases to communicate with each other, enabling data to be shared and synchronized.
CRM Integrations: Customer Relationship Management (CRM) integrations help businesses manage their customer interactions and data more effectively.

For more information on integrations, you can visit our Integration Guide.