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In brief

What are Foundbase integrations?

Foundbase Integrations is the catalog of external systems currently available for connection. Each integration page explains the data direction, setup and intended use.

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Integration catalog

Available integrations in Foundbase

Search for a system or filter by category. The catalog only shows integrations registered as publicly available in Foundbase.

14 available integrations

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Choose an integration by data direction and workflow

The word integration does not describe one technical behavior. Some connections sync in both directions. Others import data into Foundbase or provide read-only access to an external system.

Calendar connections have settings for sync direction. HubSpot and GoHighLevel support CRM import. Stripe uses read-only access. The accounting integrations retrieve entries and transactions.

Assess each integration by the data it actually handles. Read the integration page, review access and start with a bounded workflow.

The catalog is generated from the Foundbase registry and excludes test integrations. Integrations require the Growth plan after the trial period.

What to check before setup

Whether the connection syncs, imports or only reads dataWhich record and data types the integration supportsWhether updates are manual, automatic or configurableWho in the project may view and configure the integrationWhere the data is displayed or used in FoundbaseThat integrations require the Growth plan after the trial
  • Whether the connection syncs, imports or only reads data
  • Which record and data types the integration supports
  • Whether updates are manual, automatic or configurable
  • Who in the project may view and configure the integration
  • Where the data is displayed or used in Foundbase
  • That integrations require the Growth plan after the trial

Features

What the available integrations cover

Capabilities vary by integration. Each integration page explains the connection type, supported data and intended use.

Calendar

Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar can sync follow-ups, tasks and deals. You choose the sync direction in settings.

Email

Gmail and Outlook can send email from leads and deals. IMAP/SMTP connects other email providers.

Accounting

Dinero and e-conomic can import entries and transactions into Foundbase.

Payments

Stripe connects with read-only access so subscriptions, customers, revenue and KPIs can be viewed in Foundbase.

CRM import

HubSpot and GoHighLevel can import CRM data. The integration page lists the supported record types.

Communication and other data

Slack, Meta for Business, JustCall and Eventbilletten cover notifications, leads, calls and event data.

Concrete integration workflows

These examples are based on the capabilities registered for the integrations currently available in Foundbase.

01

Calendar and follow-ups

Sync tasks, deals and follow-ups with Google Calendar or Outlook Calendar. Choose the direction in integration settings.

02

CRM data from an existing system

Import contacts, companies and sales data from HubSpot or GoHighLevel, then continue in Foundbase CRM.

03

Email from CRM

Connect Gmail, Outlook or an IMAP/SMTP mailbox and send from the connected address from leads and deals.

04

Accounting and payment data

Retrieve entries and transactions from Dinero or e-conomic, or view Stripe data through a read-only connection.

Practical overview

How to assess an integration

See the catalog before assessing the solution

An integrations page should first answer whether the system you use is actually available. The catalog therefore appears near the top and lists the public integrations directly.

Search by system name or filter by calendar, CRM, accounting, payments, email, communication, marketing and other categories.

Each card links to a page about that connection. Use it to check capabilities, data direction and the workflow the integration supports.

Import, sync and read-only access are different

An import moves selected data into Foundbase. This includes CRM data from HubSpot and GoHighLevel.

The calendar integrations include settings for direction and the Foundbase data types to sync.

Stripe connects with read-only access. Dinero and e-conomic retrieve entries and transactions. The email integrations send from connected addresses.

That distinction matters because setup, access and expected results depend on the connection type.

What each integration page shows

The page explains which Foundbase areas the integration works with and the data or actions the connection is built for.

Name, icon, category and public availability come from the same registry used by the product.

If an integration is in test mode, it is not included in the public catalog.

Check the connection before making it part of operations

Choose one bounded workflow and review which data the integration can access.

Decide who may configure the connection and who should see it in the project.

Test import or sync with a manageable data set before making the connection central to a process.

Review the integration page again if your needs or the external system change.

Features

How integrations connect with Foundbase

Each integration has a bounded purpose. These Foundbase areas are the most relevant when deciding where external data should be used.

Contracts

Contracts are created, sent and signed in Foundbase. Assess each integration by how its data supports the surrounding workflow.

CRM with contracts and follow-up

Budget tool

Use entries and transactions from Dinero or e-conomic and read-only Stripe data as input for financial visibility.

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Automations

Slack and selected integrations can be used in workflows. Check the integration page for supported events and data.

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Foundbase integrations FAQ

The current catalog covers calendar, email, CRM, accounting, payments, communication, marketing and other connections. It is generated from the Foundbase registry and only includes integrations marked as publicly available.

No. Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar let you choose the sync direction. HubSpot and GoHighLevel support import. Stripe connects with read-only access. Check the integration page for the exact data direction.

Yes. Integrations and API require the Growth plan after the trial period.

The listed standard integrations are configured in Foundbase. A custom connection through the API may require technical work, depending on the system and data flow.

It depends on the integration. Calendar connections have configurable sync. Several integrations use manual sync, import or webhooks. The integration page explains the relevant behavior.

Yes. Visibility can be scoped to project members, roles or specific people. The person who connected the integration and project administrators can change access.

Slack and selected integrations can be used in Foundbase workflows. The available actions depend on the events and data supported by the specific integration.

Start with the exact data transfer you need. Check data direction, access and supported data types on the integration page, then test the connection in a bounded workflow.