Connector
Context providers, actions, triggers, sync, polling, workers and platform-native extensions.
- 53 capability types
- 7 starting profiles
- Contract and release gates
Integration control plane
Bring context in. Send approved action out.
Connect the systems you already run through governed packages, a scoped General API or signed webhooks. OpsIQ keeps identity, context, actions, delivery health and release state visible in one operating layer.
24 bundled22 Marketplace53 capabilities7 profiles
Control plane live10:42:08
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OpsIQCONTROL PLANE
INBOUND EVENTorder.paidIdentity mapped · context attached
POLICY RESULTUpdate customer journeyApproved
Bearer API keysHMAC webhooksAudit trail
11Bundled GArelease-governed packages
13Bundled previewvisible, not labelled GA
6Marketplace readyContract 2.2 conformance
1,741General API actions62 least-privilege scopes
53Capability types7 starting profiles
One contract · many platform shapes
Start with the system. Add only the capabilities it needs.
Choose a profile, then compose its context, identity, action, trigger, sync and enterprise-extension surfaces. The same registry drives the Builder, manifests, runtime validation and documentation.
STANDARD REST OR GRAPHQL API
Actions, triggers and governed API access
Begin with authentication and a base URL, then add only the action, trigger, context or identity surfaces the platform can support.
ActionsTriggersNative APIAI expertise
Contract2.2
Capabilities53
Profiles7
ValidationShared
Connector Builder · live walkthrough
From API description to a reviewable package.
Build in six guided stages, or import OpenAPI, Postman or cURL. This scene runs the same identity, authentication, testing, actions, triggers and review sequence used by the real Builder.
Build a connectorDraft saved
OpenAPIPostmancURL
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Three integration paths
Choose depth without giving up governance.
Use a connector for deep native behavior, the General API for typed product actions, or webhooks for event-driven delivery. They meet in the same identity, permissions and audit model.
General API
Named, typed operations authenticated with scoped Bearer keys, not webhook HMAC.
- 1,741 actions
- 1,453 registered operations
- 62 least-privilege scopes
Webhooks
Raw-body HMAC verification, delivery IDs, timestamps, mapped events and queued outbound attempts.
- Inbound + outbound
- Delivery log and replay
- Bounded retry ladder
Background delivery you can inspect
Leave the page. The work keeps moving.
Scheduled workers and webhook queues keep sync and delivery out of the request path. Every attempt has a state, next run, response and retry position; runtime health remains tied to the installation’s real cron heartbeat.
✓ Signing secrets sealed at rest✓ Decrypted only for verification or signing✓ Legacy plaintext migrates on use✓ Failure is closed, never unsigned
Webhook delivery#DLV-10492
RunningEvent
order.paidSign
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order.paidSign
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ATTEMPTSTATENEXT RUNRESULT
1Deliveringnowwaiting
2Scheduled+1 minute—
3Waiting+5 minutes—
Retry ladder1m5m30m2h12h
Connector Marketplace · customer + creator journey
Install trusted work, or publish your own.
The Builder does not end at a ZIP file. Customers can discover, inspect, authorize and install approved packages; connector authors can submit their work, follow review, sell it and track wallet and payout state.
Find the right connector. See what it needs before installing.
- 1Browse and searchFilter Marketplace packages, including free offers.
- 2Inspect the packageReview its author, version, capabilities and install channel.
- 3Authorize purchase or installConfirm the selected account and package before download.
- 4Verify and configureIntegrity, safety and contract gates run before activation.
- 5Enable with controlCredentials and permissions stay installation-owned.
Build once. Submit for review. Sell through the Marketplace.
- 1Link your OpsIQ accountMarketplace actions use an account-scoped connection.
- 2Apply as an authorComplete creator approval before publishing.
- 3Submit the packageSend Builder output, listing details and pricing for review.
- 4Follow review statusSee submitted, approved or revision-required state.
- 5Track sales and payoutsWallet views separate held, available and paid earnings.
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Commerce Connector
Connect customers, orders, subscriptions and approved commerce actions.
AUTHORApproved authorVERSION1.4.0CHANNELMarketplaceCAPABILITIES11 declared
INSTALL AUTHORIZATION
Confirm where this package will be installed.
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Your OpsIQ accountAccount-scoped authorization
Connected- Package identity verified ✓
- Contract and safety checks ready ✓
- Credentials remain in your installation ✓
AUTHOR WORKSPACE
Submit the generated package for Marketplace review.
ZIP
commerce-connector-1.4.0.zipBuilder export · contract attached
ReadyCREATOR WALLET
Author approvedSales, earnings and payouts stay visible.
Connector sale recordedPurchase ledger → creator wallet → payout state
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✓One product entry point. Inside OpsIQ, choose + Add connector, then open Marketplace, launch the Builder or install a verified ZIP. Private deployment packages remain excluded from listings, public counts and distribution.
Release-aware catalog
Inventory is not the same as ready.
Every card comes from a real package manifest. Bundled packages show their governed channel; Marketplace packages show Contract 2.2 conformance separately so Preview or gate-review work is never passed off as GA.
GA = included in the general releasePreview = functional, incomplete or excluded from GAContract ready = Marketplace conformance passGate review = inventory awaiting packaging/conformance completion
Developer & platform3
Botble Hotel
Connect a Botble CMS hotel site (Miranda and other Botble hotel themes): guest booking lookups in client chat via the signed OpsIQ bridge.
standard api · 4 capabilitiesBotble Hotel
Connect a Botble CMS hotel site (Miranda and other Botble hotel themes): guest booking lookups in client chat via the signed OpsIQ bridge.
standard api · 4 capabilitiesSlack
Slack platform connector for Web API methods, Events API, signed interactions, channels, messages, files, users, workflows and secured provider-native reads and writes.
standard api · 6 capabilitiesCRM & productivity6
Apollo
Enrich CRM accounts with live B2B company data, ICP fit scoring and decision-maker signals from Apollo.io. On contact/company create (or on demand) OpsIQ fills in company name, industry, headcount, founding year, socials, plus person title and seniority. API-key auth.
standard api · 1 capabilitiesCRM Import
Import contacts, companies and deals from another CRM (Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zoho, Dynamics 365, Freshsales, Zendesk Sell, Close, Copper, Insightly — or a custom one) into the OpsIQ CRM, deduplicated through OpsIQ's canonical contact/company/deal paths.
standard api · 1 capabilitiesGoogle Business Profile
Manage Google Business Profile listings through OpsIQ: read + AI-reply to reviews, publish posts/offers, answer Q&A, and pull performance insights (calls, directions, clicks). OAuth 2.0 per business — the Google Business Profile API is free to call (no per-request charge); the business owner authorises access to their own listing.
standard api · 7 capabilitiesGoogle Calendar
Schedule, list and sync meetings from the OpsIQ CRM. Booked meetings appear on the Customer 360 timeline and the AI can propose/confirm meetings as part of a deal play. OAuth 2.0 per user — the Google Calendar API is free to call (no per-request charge).
standard api · 4 capabilitiesMicrosoft 365 Calendar
Schedule, list and sync Outlook / Microsoft 365 meetings from the OpsIQ CRM. Booked meetings appear on the Customer 360 timeline. OAuth 2.0 per user — Microsoft Graph calendar calls are free (no per-request charge). Provider parity with Google Calendar so customers use whichever calendar they live in.
standard api · 4 capabilitiesWebsite Enrichment
Enrich CRM accounts from their public website — company name, description, social links and a public contact email. No API key, no per-request cost. A reference implementation of the CRM enrichment capability bus.
standard api · 2 capabilitiesEmail & messaging13
Amazon SES
Outbound + inbound email through Amazon SES v2. AWS Signature V4 signed (no SDK required), cheapest at scale. Inbound via SES receive rule → SNS → OpsIQ webhook with full RFC822 parsing + AI auto-reply.
mailbox · 6 capabilitiesFacebook Messenger & Instagram DM
Answer Facebook Page messages and Instagram DMs in the same inbox as your website chat, with the same AI assistant. Your team can take over any conversation at any time.
standard api · 3 capabilitiesGmail
Connect Gmail once: inbound/outbound email and support tickets, plus a customer's correspondence on the CRM Customer 360 timeline and send-from-a-deal. OAuth 2.0, Google Workspace friendly.
mailbox · 9 capabilitiesIMAP (Generic)
Poll any IMAP mailbox and convert inbound email into chat threads. Works with any IMAP provider.
mailbox · 5 capabilitiesLINE
Answer LINE messages from the Client Chat inbox with the same AI assistant as your website widget. Create a Messaging API channel in the LINE Developers console, paste the channel access token and secret here, and set the webhook URL in the console.
standard api · 2 capabilitiesMailgun (Inbound)
Receive inbound email via Mailgun's inbound webhook. Add an Mailgun route that forwards to the webhook URL.
mailbox · 8 capabilitiesMessaging Hub (SMS & WhatsApp)
Send SMS and WhatsApp through any of 20 gateways (Twilio, Vonage, Termii, Meta WhatsApp Cloud, Infobip, MessageBird and more) from ONE connector. Configure multiple providers with their own credentials and pick one per message; consent is enforced by the CRM before any send. Also powers WhatsApp as a Client Chat channel, answered by the same AI assistant as your website chat.
standard api · 3 capabilitiesOutlook / Microsoft 365 Mail
Sync Outlook / Microsoft 365 correspondence to the CRM timeline and send email from a deal. OAuth via the shared Microsoft app; free Graph API.
mailbox · 9 capabilitiesPostmark
Send + receive transactional email through Postmark — message streams, delivery receipts, bounce + spam-complaint tracking, inbound parsing, AI auto-replies, threaded ticket conversations.
mailbox · 6 capabilitiesResend
Send transactional + marketing email through Resend with simple REST API, per-domain DKIM, React-Email templates, and threaded ticket replies. Outbound-only — pair with Postmark or SES for inbound.
mailbox · 3 capabilitiesSendGrid (Inbound Parse)
Receive inbound email via SendGrid's Inbound Parse webhook.
mailbox · 8 capabilitiesTelegram
Answer Telegram messages from the Client Chat inbox with the same AI assistant as your website widget. Create a bot with @BotFather, paste its token here — the webhook registers itself when you test or enable the connector. No review process, no reply windows, no fees.
standard api · 2 capabilitiesX (Twitter) Direct Messages
Answer X (Twitter) DMs from the Client Chat inbox. IMPORTANT: X's API is pay-per-use (roughly $0.015 per DM sent, $0.010 per event read, billed by X to YOUR developer account). Inbound arrives by polling on the interval you choose below — a longer interval costs less.
standard api · 2 capabilitiesCommerce & billing11
BigCommerce
BigCommerce connector with correct V2/V3 Management API routing, customers, catalog, inventory, orders, refunds, channels, webhooks and secured provider-native read/write access.
commerce · 14 capabilitiesMagento 2 / Adobe Commerce
Magento 2 / Adobe Commerce connector for REST, GraphQL, asynchronous and bulk APIs, customers, catalog, inventory, orders, invoices, shipments, credit memos and bridge events.
commerce · 13 capabilitiesOpenCart
OpenCart connector with stock API compatibility and an OpsIQ Bridge mode for complete customers, catalog, inventory, orders, returns, webhooks and incremental synchronization.
commerce · 13 capabilitiesosCommerce
osCommerce connector with local bridge and osCommerce v4 REST support, complete customer/order/catalog operations, signed events, scheduled reconciliation, and secured provider-native API reads and writes.
commerce · 12 capabilitiesPrestaShop
PrestaShop dual-mode connector: legacy Webservice API for PrestaShop 1.7/8 and OAuth2 Admin API for PrestaShop 9, with customer, sales and provider-native operations.
commerce · 13 capabilitiesShopify
Shopify GraphQL Admin API connector with complete customer, order, catalog, inventory, fulfillment, return, refund and webhook operations, plus bounded provider-native GraphQL access.
commerce · 13 capabilitiesSquare
Square platform connector covering customers, catalog, inventory, orders, payments, refunds, invoices, subscriptions, payouts, disputes, loyalty, bookings and verified webhooks.
commerce · 12 capabilitiesStripe
Stripe Billing and Payments connector covering customers, Payment Intents, charges, refunds, disputes, products, prices, subscriptions, invoices, Checkout, payment links, payouts and verified events.
commerce · 11 capabilitiesStripe Payments
Focused Stripe Payments connector for Payment Intents, charges, refunds, Checkout Sessions, payment links, payouts, disputes, CRM payment activity and verified events.
commerce · 7 capabilitiesWHMCS Bridge
Connects OpsIQ to a WHMCS installation over HTTPS. Exposes WHMCS clients, services, invoices, tickets, and ops as universal OpsIQ actions the AI can dispatch. Universal architecture: every WHMCS install is treated as a remote API endpoint, regardless of whether it shares a host with OpsIQ.
saas bridge · 17 capabilitiesWooCommerce
WooCommerce wc/v3 connector covering customers, orders, products, variations, inventory, refunds, coupons, settings, batch operations, signed webhooks and provider-native API access.
commerce · 13 capabilitiesSites & intelligence7
Google Analytics 4 (Site Intelligence SEO)
Connect Google Analytics 4 so Site Intelligence can rank SEO opportunities by REAL sessions, conversions and revenue (business impact, not just rankings). Read-only and free. One-time setup: create a Google OAuth app, then connect in two clicks. Tip: connect from Site Intelligence → open a site → Connect GA4 — it lists your GA4 properties so you just pick one (no hunting for the numeric property ID).
site intelligence · 3 capabilitiesGoogle Analytics GA4 (Reporting & Events)
Two-way Google Analytics 4. Pull reports (sync/export) via the GA4 Data API and push OpsIQ-tracked events into GA4 (import) via the Measurement Protocol. OAuth + free API.
standard api · 4 capabilitiesGoogle Search Console (Site Intelligence SEO)
Connect Google Search Console so Site Intelligence prioritizes SEO work by REAL clicks, impressions, CTR and position from Google. Read-only and free (no per-request charge). One-time setup: create a Google OAuth app, then anyone can connect in two clicks. Tip: the easiest place to connect is Site Intelligence → open a site → Connect Google — it auto-detects your verified property so you never type sc-domain:… by hand.
site intelligence · 3 capabilitiesSerpApi (Google ranks)
Live Google keyword rankings for Site Intelligence via SerpApi. API-key auth; upgrades SI's rank-data source.
site intelligence · 3 capabilitiesSquarespace
Connect a Squarespace site via the Commerce/Inventory API — authenticated reads + native API passthrough. Page SEO is advisory (not writable via the public API).
commerce · 7 capabilitiesWebflow
Connect a Webflow site via the Data API v2 — read pages and update page SEO title/description. Powers Site Intelligence auto-implementation for Webflow sites (no SSH needed).
site intelligence · 4 capabilitiesWix
Connect a Wix site via the REST API — authenticated reads + native API passthrough. Site Intelligence treats Wix SEO as assisted/advisory (partial API coverage).
site intelligence · 4 capabilitiesSupport & collaboration6
DocuSign
Send contracts for e-signature from a deal via DocuSign. OAuth 2.0 (scope signature).
standard api · 4 capabilitiesJira
Connect OpsIQ to Jira issues, users, projects, comments, and transitions through the REST API.
helpdesk · 8 capabilitiesLinear
Connect OpsIQ to Linear issues, teams, comments, workflow states, and support workflows through the GraphQL API.
helpdesk · 8 capabilitiesWordPress
Bridge OpsIQ with any WordPress site (REST API + Application Passwords). Pulls users, posts, comments, and pushes back replies/notes.
helpdesk · 7 capabilitiesZendesk
Zendesk Support and Help Center connector covering tickets, comments, users, organizations, incremental exports, webhooks, attachments, business rules and provider-native API operations.
helpdesk · 12 capabilitiesZoom
Create Zoom meetings from a deal; the join link lands on the Customer 360 timeline. Server-to-Server OAuth; free API.
standard api · 3 capabilitiesNo connector matches that filter and search.
Supply chain + runtime trust
Know what is installed. Know what it can do.
Origin, integrity, capability and runtime safety are separate controls, and the product treats them that way.
Package provenance
Prefer Ed25519 proof of origin when present; retain HMAC file-manifest verification for compatible packages.
Static safety scan
Archives are inspected before installation and unsafe executable patterns are rejected before files are committed.
Contract conformance
Manifest, actions, handlers, settings, documentation and capability parity pass one shared registry.
Runtime policy
Least-privilege scopes, confirmation, dry runs, idempotency contracts and audit records govern execution.
Common questions
Integrations, answered.
The details teams need before connecting production systems.
Yes. Start from a public profile, import OpenAPI, Postman or cURL, or complete the six Builder stages: Identity, Auth, Test, Actions, Triggers and Review. The generated package stays editable and can be exported for another install or submitted for Marketplace review.
Yes. Link your OpsIQ account, apply as an author, build and test the connector, then submit its package, listing and pricing for review. After approval, customers can purchase or install it and the author workspace shows review status, sales, held and available earnings, wallet activity and payouts.
No. Bundled packages show GA, Preview or Host-only release state. Marketplace inventory separately shows Contract 2.2 conformance or Gate review. A directory existing in the source tree does not automatically make it a verified live integration.
General API calls use scoped Bearer keys. Webhook bodies use HMAC-SHA256 signatures. Inbound endpoints verify the raw body; outbound attempts include signing metadata, a delivery ID and timestamp. These are separate security mechanisms and are shown separately throughout this page.
File hashes catch changes, package signatures verify integrity, Ed25519 provenance is preferred when included, contract conformance checks structure and runtime parity, and uploaded archives pass a static safety scan before installation.
Where supported, connectors poll, handle events and run scheduled workers. Outbound webhook delivery is queued with bounded retries at 1 minute, 5 minutes, 30 minutes, 2 hours and 12 hours. The Operations view should be used to confirm the installation’s live cron heartbeat.
Connectors are the deepest route and can supply context, identity, sync and native platform behavior. The General API exposes named product operations through scoped Bearer keys. Webhooks carry signed events into or out of OpsIQ. A production integration can combine all three.
Yes. The connector model runs with the OpsIQ installation. Some packages may be host-only or Preview, which is why the release-aware catalog shows status instead of implying every inventory item ships in every channel.