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What’s Your Wild?

Pick one and we will show your kind of work first.

Connect Your Other Tools

Keep the tools you still need.

Connect supported accounting, payment, and other business tools to WildPipe, including AI assistants such as Grok, Claude, and ChatGPT. Check which connections fit your current setup.

Connect Your Other Tools in WildPipe: connected integrations

Keep what works

Your accountant’s workflow survives the switch.

Accounting and payments

Supported connections, with payment gateways set per company when needed.

The WildPipe API

Documented resources and keys with only the permissions each tool needs.

Webhooks

Send documented business events to your own systems.

Zapier

Connected separately, with its own keys, triggers and actions.

Doing it right

Decide what moves between systems first.

  • Identify exactly what needs to pass between systems.
  • Configure the supported connection and test the intended workflow.
  • Monitor delivery and reconcile the receiving system’s result.

Real screens

Set up a connection.

Connect Your Other Tools, step 1 of 2: The tools you already use, connected.

Tap the highlighted spot, or use Next.Step 1 of 2

Plain facts

What a connection does and doesn’t mean.

  • The API covers a documented set of resources, not every table
  • A delivered webhook isn’t proof the other system finished its work
  • Webhooks can arrive more than once, so receivers should handle repeats
  • Outside providers may charge their own fees

Part of Platform & Setup

WildPipe stays the main record.

Connections share data with your other tools without splitting the customer record.

What happens here

Connect Your Other Tools

  1. 1Supported business connections
  2. 2API access & permissions
  3. 3Webhooks & connector workflows

Same customer, same job, same record.

Clear answers. No sales jargon.

Good to know.

Choosing software is a business decision. Let’s make sure it fits the way you work.

Talk through your questions
Does API access mean every table is available?

No. The public API exposes a documented set of resources and scopes.

Does an accepted webhook mean the other system finished its work?

No. Delivery and the receiver’s business outcome are different. Webhooks can be delivered more than once, so receivers must handle repeats.

Your business. Your next chapter.

See what a better working day looks like.

Bring your questions. We’ll show you how WildPipe fits the way your business works.