Operational records live in the platform. Integrations push and pull through a registry and an idempotent queue — so retries never duplicate and provider IDs never replace ours.
Accounting & GL
Push posted invoices, payments and adjustments to your accounting system (for example Manager.io or similar). The integration queue is idempotent, so retries never create duplicates.
- Posted invoices & credit adjustments
- Payments and allocations
- Deposits held and settled
- Branch expense categories
Notifications & messaging
Operational events — application received, offer issued, invoice posted, ticket resolved — can trigger messages through email and WhatsApp-class providers.
- Email providers
- WhatsApp-class messaging APIs
- In-app notifications
- Notice acknowledgements
Documents & storage
KYC documents, check-in photos, signatures and policies are stored in secure object storage, with metadata and access control held in the platform.
- S3-compatible object storage
- Document metadata & versioning
- Signed, time-limited access
- Retention configuration
Utilities & monitoring
Bring in meter, solar, generator and outage data where the provider exposes an API, feeding facility consumption and electricity billing periods.
- Meter readings
- Solar generation
- Generator runtime
- Outage logs
Connector availability depends on each provider’s API. Named providers are examples, not endorsements or partnerships.
How a record leaves the building.
- Invoice posted
- Queue entry (idempotency key)
- Connector from registry
- Provider accepts
- External reference stored
Idempotent by design
Retries after a timeout reuse the same key, so the accounting system never receives the same invoice twice.
External references
Provider IDs are stored next to the record. Internal UUIDs and business numbers stay authoritative.
Operational source of truth
If you use the GL integration, your accountant keeps the ledger; the platform keeps the operational facts behind it.
Tell us what you need to connect.
Book a 45-minute demo. Bring your hierarchy — cities, clusters, branch count — and we’ll walk through admissions, the bed map, billing and scoped access against it.