CRM integrations for the tools you already use.
Google Calendar, your website, your own phone and your social inbox all feed one CRM with one memory. Calling, recording, texting, booking and invoicing are built in, so there is far less to wire together in the first place.
Setup help included. Nothing to code.
Start with the ones people search for.
Each of these has its own page with how it works and what it does not do.
WordPress and any website
A few lines of code put the AI chat and voice agent on every page. No plugin to install or update.
Invoicing
Create invoices with tax and a PDF from the customer you just won.
Call recording
Every call recorded, transcribed and scored by the AI coach, saved on the contact.
Texting
Text from the CRM through your own phone and SIM, with no per-message charge from us.
Google Calendar
The agent books meetings into your real open times, from phone calls and website chat.
Why fewer connections
Less to connect, because more is built in.
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Calling and recording
The AI agent, the power dialer, recordings and transcripts are part of the CRM. No phone add-on to wire in.
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Texting and email
Texts through your own phone and email from your own domain, all on one record per customer.
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Booking and billing
Meetings land on your calendar and invoices come from the customer's record.
The rest of your customer conversations.
Facebook and Instagram messages
Messenger and Instagram direct messages arrive in the same inbox as everything else.
Google review requests
Ask happy customers for a Google review at the right moment, with your review link sent for you.
Email from your own domain
Campaign and follow up email sends from your business domain, with setup help so it reaches the inbox.
Spreadsheet import and export
Bring contacts in from any system by spreadsheet, and take them out the same way.
Webhooks
Send call results to another system you run, signed so it knows the data came from us.
API access, on request
For custom connections, ask and we set it up with you.
CRM integration services: we build the connection for you.
Most businesses have one system that does not fit a standard connection. Instead of leaving it out, our team connects it.
Custom connections, built for you
Phone menus, an in-house database or a tool nobody else uses. We build the connection as a custom flow, so the data lands in the same customer record as everything else.
Quoted before we start
Integration work is billed by the hour and quoted up front, so there is no open-ended project. Current rates are on the pricing page.
Next on the list.
Outlook and Microsoft 365
Email and calendar for teams on Microsoft. Ask on the demo where it stands.
What to look for before you connect anything.
How many integrations does a small business really need?
CRM platforms like to advertise hundreds of integrations. Most small businesses use four or five: email, a calendar, a website, a phone and maybe a social inbox. Every extra connection is one more thing that can break, one more login and often one more monthly fee.
The better question is how much of your sales process lives inside the CRM itself. When calling, texting, booking, follow up and invoicing are built in, the customer data does not have to travel between tools, and nothing gets lost in a sync that failed at night.
What CRM integration services should include
If a connection has to be built, look for a service that starts with your workflow, not with a technology. A good integration service asks what should happen when a lead arrives, a call ends or a deal is won, then connects the systems so the data lands on the right customer record automatically.
Ask who maintains the connection after it goes live, how you will know if it stops working and what it costs before the work starts. Our custom flows are quoted up front and built by the same team that supports the platform, so there is one place to call when something changes.
Keeping your customer data in one place
The point of any integration is one record per customer that the whole team trusts. When your sales team, your support team and your AI agents all read from the same history, customers stop repeating themselves and nobody works from an old spreadsheet. That is worth more to a business than a long list of logos on an integrations page.
Questions about integrations
Which CRM integrations does Multiply Revenue have?
Google Calendar for booking, any website including WordPress for the chat and voice agent, texting through your own Android phone and SIM, Facebook Messenger and Instagram direct messages, Google review requests, sending email from your own domain, contact import and export by spreadsheet and webhooks that send call results to another system. Outlook and Microsoft 365 are coming.
Why are there fewer integrations than some CRMs list?
Because a lot of what other CRMs connect to is already built in here. Calling, call recording, transcripts, texting, email follow up, booking, invoicing and the pipeline are part of the product, so there is no dialer, scheduler or billing app to wire in. The integrations that remain are the tools you already live in, like your calendar and your website.
Do you connect to Zapier or QuickBooks?
Not today, and we would rather tell you than list them. Webhooks can send call results to another system, and contacts move in and out by spreadsheet. If a specific connection matters to your business, ask on the demo. What customers ask for shapes what gets built next.
Do you offer CRM integration services?
Yes. If you need the CRM connected to a system we do not plug into out of the box, like a phone menu or an in-house tool, our team builds that connection for you as a custom flow. It is billed by the hour and quoted before we start, so you know the cost up front. Current rates are on the pricing page.
Is there an API?
API access is available on request rather than as self-serve keys. Tell us what you want to connect and we will tell you whether the API or a webhook is the better fit.
Can I bring my contacts from another CRM?
Yes. Export them to a spreadsheet from your old system and import the file. Your onboarding contact helps you map the columns so names, numbers and emails land in the right fields.
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