Integrations
Chromoly doesn't have a 5,000-logo integration directory, and this page won't pretend otherwise. It has one mechanism built deeply - webhooks in and out, plus email and Slack - which in practice connects the tools founders actually run. Here's what works today, with step-by-step recipes.
Native integrations - inbound email, calendars, accounting tools - land after launch, built to the same no-silent-failure standard. Until then, these recipes cover the gap honestly.
Form submissions become leads, tickets, or applications - with AI scoring on arrival.
Payment events update invoices, trigger onboarding, and flag failed charges.
Bookings create CRM records and kick off meeting-prep workflows.
Orders flow into inventory, fulfilment checklists, and ops dashboards.
Sync contacts and deals between HubSpot and your internal systems.
The free-forms route, via a small Apps Script - full recipe included.
A tool not listed here almost certainly still works - the pattern in every recipe is the same: create a webhook trigger, paste the URL into the other tool, map the fields. The integrations documentation has the general mechanics.
V1 ships four connection types: inbound webhooks (any tool can start an Chromoly workflow), outbound webhooks (any workflow step can call an external API), transactional email, and Slack messages. If the other tool speaks HTTP, Chromoly talks to it. Native integrations (inbound email, calendars, accounting) arrive after launch.
Honesty and reliability. Integration directories often mean hundreds of shallow connectors that break silently. Webhooks are one mechanism, deeply built: signing secrets, run history on every request, retries with backoff, and failures that alert instead of hiding.
Often, yes - most automation stacks exist to move data between tools and a spreadsheet. Chromoly generates the system of record and runs the automation inside it. See vs Zapier and vs Make for where each wins.
Describe it in plain language - the webhook trigger is part of the description. Preview free before anything deploys.
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