STEAMNODE
Integrations

Work with what you already use.

STEAMNODE can connect with existing tools when they have a compatible integration or technical path.

Your business
STEAMNODE
Your tools
MessagingCalendarCRMTelephonyEmailFormsERPYour own software
How it works

Systems talking to each other, not floating logos.

From a message
Customer writes
CONNECT
Calendar
Booking created
CRM updated
Confirmation sent
From a call
VOICE
Customer lookup
CRM
Calendar lookup
Booking
Categories

Where STEAMNODE can connect.

Messaging

WhatsApp and compatible channels — where your customers are already talking today.

For example: WhatsApp Business.

Calendar / scheduling

The tool where your appointments or bookings are managed today.

For example: Google Calendar or another one with a compatible API.

CRM

The system where you organize customers and opportunities — from an off-the-shelf one to a custom one.

Any CRM with an API (the door through which two programs exchange information) or webhooks (an automatic notification one system sends another when something happens), including custom-built ones.

Telephony

The services VOICE needs to receive and make real calls.

For example: Retell AI for the voice infrastructure.

Email

Receiving, classifying, replying to, or acting on your email, depending on the project's scope.

For example: Gmail, Outlook, or another provider with a compatible API or IMAP.

Forms

Forms on your website or other data-capture tools.

Your own form, Google Forms, Typeform, or another with a webhook.

ERP / business software

The central program where a company manages operations, billing, or other processes — when a real connection path exists.

Your own software

Your own API, database, or internal system — a connection that lets two programs exchange information.

Integrations subject to technical availability and provider terms. We don't promise compatibility with any tool — we study them case by case.

We don't promise to connect with any tool. We study the ones you already use and define which connections are technically viable.

Your infrastructure
  • Your own server or hosting
  • Phone number
  • Provider accounts (Meta / WhatsApp, etc.)
  • Existing software
  • Your own APIs
STEAMNODE
  • Designs the architecture
  • Configures the connections
  • Connects the systems
  • Builds what's missing
  • Maintains what's built

What the system can and can't do once connected is explained in security & control.

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