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Integrations in Ellibo

Where to find Integrations, who can use it, the four kinds of integration, and what each one costs - read this first.

Integrations connects Ellibo to the other services your business uses. One business has one set of integrations, shared by every Ellibo app. Connect a payment gateway once, and Accounting, Inventory, CRM, Subscriptions, Projects, Bookings, Helpdesk, Field Service, Sign, Ecommerce and POS can all use it.

Open Integrations

  1. Open any Ellibo app, for example Accounting.
  2. Go to Settings.
  3. Click Integrations (1).
Integrations in the All Settings page
Integrations is in the Settings of every app.

Integrations opens in its own page with five tabs:

The All integrations tab
1 Tabs, 2 search, 3 filter by app, 4 Set up or Manage.
TabWhat it is for
All integrationsEverything you can connect, by category. Search for a name (2), pick one app (3), or tick Connected only. Each tile has Set up or Manage (4) and a Guide link.
PaymentsYour payment gateways, UPI QR and bank transfer details. See Set up online payments.
Payment logEvery online payment attempt, "I have paid" messages from customers, refunds and the latest webhooks.
Connected appsShopify, WooCommerce, Tally.
API & webhooksSlack and Teams alerts, webhooks for Zapier, Make and n8n, and API keys.
Who can open it

Only an admin of the business: the owner, an Accounting admin, or an admin of any other Ellibo app. Other people see Access denied. Ask your admin to connect things for you.

The four kinds of integration

KindExamplesWhere you set it up
Payment gatewaysRazorpay, Cashfree, PhonePe, PayU, Paytm and moreIntegrations › Payments
Connected appsShopify, WooCommerce, TallyIntegrations › Connected apps
Built into an appWhatsApp, SMS, calling, Gmail and Outlook, shipping carriersIn that app's own Settings, for example CRM › Settings › WhatsApp & SMS
API and automationSlack, Microsoft Teams, Zapier, Make, n8n, your own softwareIntegrations › API & webhooks

What it costs

  • Ellibo charges nothing extra for integrations. They work on every plan, including Free, unless a guide says otherwise (for example, carrier accounts in Ecommerce need the Professional plan).
  • You use your own account with each service. Its fees are between you and that company - for example, a payment gateway's fee per payment, or Twilio's price per SMS.
  • Money from customers goes straight to your own gateway account, then to your bank. Ellibo never holds your money and never sees card numbers.

Keeping keys safe

  • Every key and password you paste is checked with the service first, then stored encrypted. It is never shown again - you only see its last four characters.
  • To change a key, open it again and paste the new one. Leave a secret field blank to keep the saved one.
  • If you think a key has leaked, make a new key at the service, paste it into Ellibo, and then delete the old key at the service.

Before you start: test first

Most services have a test or sandbox mode, where nothing real is charged. Connect with test keys first, make one test payment or order, check that it shows in Ellibo, then swap in your live keys. Each guide shows how.

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