Integrations and compatibility

Connect response, booking, dispatch, and job outcomes to the stack you already run.

Contractor Growth OS (CGOS) evaluates, scopes, and manages each connection around the workflow your operation needs. Platform, plan, permissions, data ownership, testing, monitoring, and exception handling are confirmed before any capability is represented as supported.

Start with your current stack

Show us the systems your office and field teams use today.

We map what needs to be read, what may be written back, which system remains the source of truth, who owns each decision, and where a connection alternative is safer.

Platform categories

Review each platform against the real workflow.

A platform name is a starting point, not a support promise. CGOS assigns compatibility only after reviewing the intended workflow, account plan, permissions, connection method, data path, testing requirements, and ongoing owner.

PLATFORM CATEGORY

CRM and Lead Management

Keep contacts, conversations, opportunities, and dispositions connected to the system your team already uses.

GoHighLevelTechnical review

Review contacts, opportunities, tags, pipeline stages, outreach filters, call dispositions, permissions, and write-back requirements.

HubSpotTechnical review

Review contacts, companies, deals, tickets, activity logs, transcripts, deal stages, account tier, and required permissions.

SalesforceTechnical review

Review leads, contacts, accounts, opportunities, tasks, files, stage updates, data model, and administrative access.

SunbaseTechnical review

Review customer records, consultation booking, territory routing, call notes, available connection methods, and data ownership.

PLATFORM CATEGORY

Field Service and Dispatch

Connect qualification and scheduling to the customer, job, technician, service-zone, and outcome records used by operations.

Housecall ProTechnical review

Review customers, addresses, jobs, notes, tags, service zones, availability, lead sources, plan access, and permitted booking actions.

AccuLynxTechnical review

Review inspection availability, job and lead records, opportunities, notes, connection methods, permissions, and write-back scope.

ServiceTitanTechnical review

Confirm the approved connection path, account access, objects, triggers, booking actions, and outcome write-back scope.

JobberTechnical review

Confirm the connection method, plan, permissions, scheduling objects, customer records, and outcome write-back requirements.

WorkizTechnical review

Confirm API or connection alternatives, permissions, booking actions, event delivery, monitoring, and exception handling.

PLATFORM CATEGORY

Scheduling and Communication

Coordinate appointment availability, voice, SMS, outreach, and event delivery without creating a second disconnected source of truth.

CalendlyTechnical review

Review event types, availability, invitee creation, ownership, routing rules, permissions, and downstream record updates.

WebhooksConnection method

Structured events may carry leads, dispositions, transcripts, appointments, and outcomes when security, delivery, retries, and idempotency are defined.

Google CalendarTechnical review

Review calendar ownership, availability rules, event types, write permissions, conflict handling, and the system of record.

Voice and SMSConfigured capability

Approve sender identity, consent, quiet hours, scripts, escalation, opt-outs, recording, monitoring, and human takeover.

Connection availability can change with platform plans, APIs, permissions, policies, and third-party services. Final scope is based on CGOS technical review and representative testing for the intended workflow.

Connected data path

Carry the lead far enough to learn what happened.

The most useful connection does not stop when a form is submitted. It preserves the decision trail from source through job outcome.

01Lead Source

Call, form, chat, LSA, marketplace, referral

02CGOS Response

Acknowledge, qualify, route, book, escalate

03CRM / Dispatch

Customer, appointment, job, owner, notes

04Job Outcome

Completed, lost, canceled, pending, unknown

05Reporting

Source quality, booking, recovery, customer value

We manage the connection

One accountable owner for mapping, configuration, testing, and monitoring.

A connector is only one part of implementation. CGOS documents the business event, required data, source of truth, exception path, human owner, and evidence that proves the workflow completed correctly.

01Confirm platform, plan, permissions, and API access
02Map triggers, fields, objects, and write-back rules
03Define duplicates, failures, retries, and human exception handling
04Test representative scenarios before launch
05Monitor connection health and review workflow changes

Compatibility standards

No Logo-Based Promises.

A logo can show that a platform exists. It cannot show that your plan, permissions, workflow, connection method, or outcome write-back will work.

Labels currently applied to the systems on this page
LabelMeaningRequired evidence
TECHNICAL REVIEWPotentially compatibleAccess, API, connector, rate limits, objects, and data path still require review
CONFIGURED CAPABILITYAvailable when properly configuredPolicies, permissions, content, ownership, testing, and monitoring approved
CONNECTION METHODA transport option, not a complete workflowSecurity, payload, delivery, retries, monitoring, and system-of-record rules defined