Integrations
We are early on integrations and would rather you knew exactly where each one stands than find out after you signed up. 14 of the 36 tools below you can connect today. The rest say what they are: being built, a file import, or not started — with what they would and would not do already worked out.
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You can connect this now, in the app.
Written and being tested. Not available to customers yet.
A CSV you export and import — not a live connection.
Not built. What it would and would not do is already known.
Looked at and decided against, with the reason said out loud.
The library
Calendars
Bookings arrive as ordinary calendar invites, and a shared iCloud calendar tells PhonePick when you are busy.
How it works →Google CalendarConnected todayPhonePick reads your Google Calendar so it never offers a caller a time you are already busy, and every booking it makes lands back in it.
How it works →Outlook & Microsoft 365Connected todayInvites land in Outlook like any other meeting, and a published Outlook calendar keeps the receptionist off your booked hours.
How it works →Not connected. Same shape as Calendly — tell us if this is the one holding you up.
No page yet — ask us for itNot connected. A Calendly calendar can already be read as busy time if you publish its ICS; a real Calendly connection that books into your event types is on the list.
No page yet — ask us for itForms, leads & automation
If it can POST JSON, it is already integrated. One private link per business, no vendor list to be on.
How it works →Facebook & Instagram lead adsConnected todayMeta lead ads reach PhonePick through Zapier's Facebook Lead Ads trigger, consent checkbox and all.
How it works →Google Ads lead formsConnected todayPoint a Google Ads lead form extension straight at PhonePick and the person who filled it in gets a call while they still remember filling it in.
How it works →MakeConnected todayThe same private lead link works from a Make scenario — one HTTP module and the enquiry is in your Leads list.
How it works →SquarespaceConnected todaySquarespace forms cannot post to a link by themselves, so either route them through Zapier or paste PhonePick's form into a Code block.
How it works →WixConnected todayA Wix form can post to your lead link with a short automation, or you can paste PhonePick's own form into an embed.
How it works →WordPressConnected todayElementor, WPForms and Gravity Forms can all post to your PhonePick lead link, and PhonePick's own form can be pasted into any page.
How it works →ZapierConnected todayGive Zapier your private PhonePick lead link and anything Zapier can trigger on becomes a lead — and, on Growth, a call back.
How it works →Website chatBeing builtBuilt, not switched on yet: one script tag puts the same front desk on your website, and what it takes down lands in the same Leads list.
How it works →Payments & deposits
Connect your own Stripe account and PhonePick can text a deposit link on the call and a pay link on an overdue invoice. The money goes to you, never through PhonePick.
How it works →Not connected. Helcim's API is payments only — no items, no stock, no ticket — so it would buy you a pay link you already have through Stripe. Built on request.
No page yet — ask us for itLooked at, not planned. Moneris publishes payment products only — no item list, no stock, no order — so a connection would add nothing over the Stripe link PhonePick already sends.
No page yet — ask us for itPoint of sale
Being built now: PhonePick reads your Clover item list so it quotes real prices, and pushes a phoned-in order to your Clover devices so it prints in the kitchen.
How it works →Lightspeed RestaurantNot connectedNot connected yet, and the strongest fit after Clover: Lightspeed's K-Series takes third-party orders directly, with modifiers, and it is Canadian.
How it works →Shopify POSNot connectedNot connected yet. The tidiest API of the lot, and the right one to do next if you sell things rather than cook them.
How it works →SquareNot connectedNot connected yet. Square can give PhonePick your menu, your stock and a pay link — but not a ticket your staff can see before it is paid for, which is the part a phone order needs.
How it works →ToastNot connectedNot connected. Toast can do everything needed — but getting production access is an eight-stage partner process, so it is not next.
How it works →Invoicing & accounting
CSV import, same as QuickBooks: export your invoices and import them under Money → Invoices. No live sync.
No page yet — ask us for itExport your invoice list from QuickBooks, import the CSV into PhonePick, and overdue invoices start chasing themselves.
How it works →CSV import, same as QuickBooks: export your invoices from Wave and import them under Money → Invoices. No live sync.
No page yet — ask us for itYour phone line
CRM & follow-up
Not a third party — the follow-up list PhonePick keeps itself, so a lead that arrived by phone does not need somewhere else to live.
How it works →Not connected. Its forms can post to your PhonePick lead link today; there is no sync back.
No page yet — ask us for itNot connected. Same shape as Jobber: the booking would have to land in their diary, not ours.
No page yet — ask us for itNot connected. HubSpot forms can already reach PhonePick through Zapier; pushing calls and leads back into HubSpot needs outbound triggers, which are not built.
No page yet — ask us for itNot connected. Jobber holds the diary for a lot of trades, which makes it the field-service connection most worth doing — it is not started.
No page yet — ask us for itNot connected. Same position as Slack.
No page yet — ask us for itNot connected. Same position as HubSpot — in through a webhook, nothing back out yet.
No page yet — ask us for itNot connected, in either direction. Tell us if this is the one that decides it for you.
No page yet — ask us for itNot connected, and honestly further off — ServiceTitan shops usually already have someone answering the phone.
No page yet — ask us for itNot connected. Call summaries go out by email and text today. A Slack channel for new calls is a small build once there is outbound plumbing.
No page yet — ask us for itThe order these get built in is decided by who asks. Tell us the tool and what you would do with it, and if it is the thing keeping you on your old setup, say that too.
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