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Integrations

The platform supports 27 integration plugins across 11 categories. Go to Settings → Integrations to browse, install, and configure them.

CategoryAvailable Plugins
WebhookGeneric Webhook, Zapier
MessagingSlack, Microsoft Teams, WhatsApp (Meta Cloud), Twilio SMS
CRMHubSpot, Salesforce, Mailchimp
Video ConferencingZoom, Google Meet
Data ExportGoogle Sheets, Airtable, Notion
AnalyticsGoogle Analytics (GA4)
PaymentFlutterwave, Mobile Money (Orange/MTN MoMo)
ImportEventbrite Import
Project ManagementTrello, Todoist, Microsoft To Do
EnterprisePower BI, Marketo, Dynamics 365, Jira
  1. Click the plugin name.
  2. Click Install.
  3. Enter the required credentials (API keys, OAuth authorization, etc.).
  4. Click Save Configuration.
  5. The plugin status changes to Active.

Integrations page showing plugin cards organized by category with Install/Configure buttons


The Webhook Marketplace contains pre-built integration recipes — ready-made webhook configurations that connect your event data to third-party services.

  1. Go to Settings → Webhook Marketplace.
  2. Browse recipes by category.
  3. Click Install on a recipe to apply it to your organization.
  4. Webhooks fire automatically when the configured events occur (e.g., new registration, check-in, payment).

Webhook marketplace page with recipe cards showing category, description, and install count


Syncs event activity to a Trello board. Automatically creates cards when events are published, registrations are created, sessions are added, or speakers are assigned.

  1. Go to Settings -> Integrations and click Trello.
  2. Enter your API Key and API Token (from trello.com/app-key).
  3. Optionally enter a Board ID — leave empty to auto-create a board.
  4. Click Enable.

The plugin creates four default lists: Marketing, Registrations, Content, and Speakers.

Exports your event checklist to Todoist as a project with tasks.

  1. Enable Todoist in Settings -> Integrations.
  2. Enter your API Token (from Todoist Settings -> Integrations -> Developer).
  3. Go to your event’s Checklist tab and click Export to apps.

A Todoist project named “Event: [Event Name]” is created with all checklist items as tasks.

Exports your event checklist to Microsoft To Do.

  1. Enable Microsoft To Do in Settings -> Integrations.
  2. Enter your Access Token (OAuth 2.0 with Tasks.ReadWrite scope).
  3. Go to your event’s Checklist tab and click Export to apps.

A task list named “Event: [Event Name]” is created in Microsoft To Do.