Integrations
CRM and WhatsApp integration services: the tools you keep, joined up properly.
We only list integrations we build and support. Each page shows what data moves between your systems, what is automated, who owns the accounts and what happens when something fails.
All integrations
Start from the one closest to your work.
About integrations
What a supported integration includes.
A supported integration is a connection that keeps working after the first day. It includes field mapping, deduplication, handling for expired tokens and rate limits, alerts when something stops, and a way to recover anything missed.
The accounts and keys belong to you. What can be connected depends on what each tool’s API and your plan allow, and we confirm that before building.
For example, a WhatsApp integration has to respect the platform’s 24-hour window for free-form replies, keep message templates approved, and write every conversation to the right contact in your CRM. Getting those details right is most of the work.
Integrations are rarely the goal on their own. They are what lets an AI SDR answer a lead from the right record, an AI support agent look up an order, follow-up stop the moment someone replies, and a dashboard show revenue by channel without anyone copying numbers between tools.
We build each one as part of the revenue work it serves: lead capture and follow-up, AI agents for outreach and support, internal SaaS and custom CRMs, or the reporting on top. That way the connection is tested on real work, not left as a sync nobody checks.
How a project runs
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Understand the workflow
A written picture of where the work stalls
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Choose the first gap
One agreed gap and what should change
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Implement the fix
A working fix your team uses
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Measure and improve
A plain review, and a decision on what is next
In your business
Three situations owners tell us about.
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Scenario 01
WhatsApp on one office phone
Say your business WhatsApp lives on one phone. Only whoever holds it can reply, and nothing reaches your CRM.
With it in place: The whole team replies from one shared inbox, and every chat is saved on the client’s record.
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Scenario 02
A connection that broke quietly
Say the link between your ad forms and your CRM stopped last month, and nobody noticed until leads went missing.
With it in place: Connections are monitored, failures alert someone the same day, and missed leads are recovered.
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Scenario 03
Typing the same client twice
Say a won deal is retyped into your project tool and your accounting app.
With it in place: The details flow between tools on their own, entered once and correct everywhere.
Questions
Questions people ask first.
Which integrations does Scribbify support?
What happens when an integration fails?
Who owns the API accounts and keys?
Can you integrate a tool that has no API?
Do you build integrations on their own?
How long does an integration take?
Don’t see your exact problem?
Most projects start from one problem that costs you money, not a category. Tell us where the work or the revenue gets stuck.
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