Sync the essentials, automate the rest.
Every workspace ships with native connectors for the tools you already run day to day, plus the building blocks to reach anything else — no rebuild, no waiting on a roadmap.
Subscribe to record changes — created, updated, stage moves — and push them to any endpoint in real time. Every delivery is logged with automatic retries and a full history you can replay.
Mailjet-backed sync keeps every conversation logged against the right contact automatically, so email never lives in a silo separate from the record.
A signed inbound webhook connector lands payment and subscription events on the account timeline the moment they happen, so billing activity lives next to the relationship.
Post new leads, won deals, and any record change straight to a Slack channel. Add an incoming webhook URL, choose which events to send, and every delivery is logged with a one-click connection test.
Publish a public booking link and let prospects grab a time with no login — each booking matches or creates the contact and drops a meeting onto their timeline. Slots are standard business hours today; push meetings onward to your calendar stack through the API and outbound webhooks.
Bridge to Zapier-style platforms through the public API and outbound webhooks — wire GENECRM into whatever the rest of your stack already runs.
CSV import with field mapping gets your existing data in fast; full export means it's never locked in — take it out again any time.
Query and mutate exactly what you need over REST or GraphQL, with OpenAPI docs that stay in sync — and a second workspace to develop against before you point anything at production.
Issue and rotate scoped API keys yourself, or register an OAuth app for third-party access — no support ticket required.
Built API-first, not API-eventually.
The same engine that powers the app is yours to build on. Every record, pipeline, and automation is reachable through the API GENECRM itself runs on — so what you can do in the UI, you can do in code.
- Self-service API keys, scoped to exactly what an integration needs
- Webhook delivery history with automatic retries — always know what fired
- Metered usage & per-plan rate limits, visible per key and per app
Integrations, answered.
Yes — bridge to any no-code automation platform through the public REST API and outbound webhooks, no custom middleware required.
Yes. Email sync (Mailjet) is a native connector — configure it once in Settings and every workspace picks it up automatically.
Failed deliveries retry automatically on a backoff schedule, and every attempt — success or failure — is logged with the full payload and response for replay.
Yes — CSV import with field mapping brings contacts, accounts, and pipeline data in, and full export means your data is never locked in.
Every workspace is a fully isolated tenant, so a second workspace is your development environment. Build and test against it with its own API keys, then point your integration at your production workspace when you're ready — same API, same OpenAPI-documented surface, completely separate data.
No — generate a scoped API key yourself from Settings the moment you sign up. No support ticket, no waiting on anyone.
Yes — add a Slack incoming webhook URL and pick which events to send. New leads, won deals, and other record changes are posted to your channel as they happen, and every delivery is logged with a one-click connection test.
Yes — through a built-in sync engine you drive from the API. You map the fields and register each record pair, and GENECRM content-hashes both sides so it can tell whether the CRM changed, the other system changed, or both, then lets you resolve conflicts CRM-wins or external-wins. It's a building block for your own integration, not a prebuilt connector to a specific named app.