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Sarva Integrations

Early access

Connect SarvaSuite with the tools your business already uses.

SarvaSuite reduces how many tools you need to connect. It does not pretend you have none — these are the categories it connects to.

Categories

What connects, and what it is for.

Availability differs by category and by region. We list categories rather than logos so that nothing here implies a partnership that does not exist.

Payments

Take payment against an invoice and reconcile it back to the ledger automatically.

  • Payment gateways
  • Bank feeds
  • Payment links
  • Reconciliation

Email

Send and receive from shared mailboxes, with threads landing on the right record.

  • Mailbox sync
  • Transactional sending
  • Deliverability
  • Templates

Messaging

Conversations on the channels customers actually use, tied to their account.

  • WhatsApp Business
  • Website chat
  • Social direct messages
  • SMS

Telephony

Calls logged against the account, where the provider supports it.

  • Click to call
  • Call logging
  • Recordings
  • Missed-call follow-up

Commerce

Bring orders from existing storefronts into the same fulfilment process.

  • Storefront orders
  • Marketplace orders
  • Shipping and tracking
  • Catalogue sync

Productivity

Work where your team already spends the day.

  • Calendars
  • File storage
  • Team chat notifications
  • Spreadsheet export

Webhooks

Push business events to your systems as they happen, with retries and a delivery log.

  • Record events
  • Signed payloads
  • Retry policy
  • Delivery log

APIs

Read and write any record when a prebuilt connector is not the right answer.

  • REST API
  • Scoped tokens
  • Bulk operations
  • Sandbox
A note on integrations

The best integration is the one you don't need.

Every connector between two systems is something to maintain, monitor and pay for. The reason SarvaSuite is a suite is to remove the internal ones — the sync between your CRM and your invoicing, or your storefront and your stock.

What remains are the genuinely external ones: the bank, the messaging provider, the tools your team already lives in. Those are what this page is for.

Inside the suite

Products share records directly. There is nothing to connect, schedule or map.

Outside the suite

Prebuilt connectors where they make sense, webhooks and APIs where they do not.

Your own systems

The platform APIs are the same ones the products use — no second-class access.

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Next step

Start with Sarva Integrations. Add the rest when you need it.

Tell us what your team is doing manually today and we will show you where in the suite it belongs.