About this video
Most of the systems you run already have a prebuilt Intuidy integration. Connect one with a single key. When a system isn't on the list, its API docs give you everything you need to build the integration yourself.
Most of the systems you run already have a prebuilt Intuidy integration. Connect one with a single key. When a system isn't on the list, its API docs give you everything you need to build the integration yourself.
In this walkthrough we connect Stripe from the Integrations page. Then we open a field service tool's API docs and build a custom integration for it in the API Builder: base URL, API key header, an endpoint, its query parameters, and its response fields from a sample response.
What you'll see:
• Integrations → All Integrations: search, then Connect on Stripe
• The credential form: your secret key, who uses the connection, Save Credentials
• A system that isn't on the list, and the API docs that describe it
• Custom Integrations → Create New Integration → the API Builder
• Each value comes from the docs: copy the base URL and the endpoint path, and read the key header (X-API-Key)
• All three query parameters the docs list — updated_since, cursor, and limit — added one at a time
• A sample response pasted in, Analyze JSON, and Add All Subfields to pick the output fields
• Review & Finish → Save Definition
• Connect the new integration with its API key — the key is encrypted
Chapters
0:00 Connect the systems you run. Even the ones not on the list.
0:04 01 · Connect — a prebuilt integration with one key
0:30 02 · Build — a custom integration from the vendor's API docs
2:04 03 · Activate — add your key
2:21 Get started
If it has an API, Intuidy connects to it.
→ Learn more: https://intuidy.com/api-builder
→ Get started: https://intuidy.com
Intuidy — Sync Every System. Act on All of Them.
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