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Integrations

Krokul CRM connects to the tools a B2B team already uses: accounting, payments, email and calendar, chat, shipping, forms and ad inquiries. You connect most services in the Marketplace in a few steps, or build your own flows with the Krokul app in Zapier, Make, n8n and Albato, with the public API and with signed webhooks. Each service page says which way fits and what moves between the two systems.

Categories

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Native
A connector built into Krokul. You connect it in the Marketplace with a key or by signing in to the service, and no code is needed.
Built in
Part of Krokul itself, for example Gmail, Google Drive or the Claude connector. You turn it on in the product.
Via API and webhooks
You connect it with the Krokul app in an automation platform, the public API and signed webhooks. The page lists the steps for this service.
Via aggregator, not verified
A bank Krokul reaches through Salt Edge, which holds the licence to read account data. The connector is built from Salt Edge documentation and has not yet been checked on a live account at this bank.
On request
The service has no open interface to connect to yet. Tell us what should move between the two systems, and we will say how we can close it.

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Questions and answers

Which services does Krokul CRM integrate with?

The catalog groups services by category: accounting, payments, email and calendar, messaging, shipping, forms and ad inquiries, project tools, support and others. Each page says whether the service is native, built in, connected through the API and webhooks, or available on request.

Does Krokul have an app in Zapier, Make, n8n or Albato?

Yes. The Krokul app is in these catalogs. Krokul events work as triggers, and you create or update companies, contacts, deals, invoices, payments and tasks with actions. Each service page lists the triggers and actions of that service on the platform.

What does an integration through webhooks and the API cost?

API access and webhooks come with the Money plan and above. An automation platform in the middle has its own price, and some services require a paid plan on their side. Pages name such requirements when the vendor documents them.

How do I ask for an integration that is not in the list?

Use the request form. Name the service, say what data should move in which direction and give your team size. We read every request and use them to decide what to build next.

Can my own developer or integrator build a connection?

Yes. Krokul has a public REST API with English documentation, signed webhooks with a delivery log, and external keys that map Krokul records to IDs in another system.

Ask for an integration

Tell us which service you use and what should move between it and Krokul. We reply with the way to do it and when it will be ready.

Request received. We reply to your email.

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