Calendar sync
Read/write connections to keep external calendars aligned with Plexidy schedules.
Integrations
Keep Plexidy in sync with your stack.
APIs, webhooks, and prebuilt connectors keep calendars, billing, and messaging aligned.
Connection types
Ways to connect Plexidy
Messaging
Email and SMS providers with delivery status to keep customers informed.
Billing
Invoices and payment status links for billing reconciliation and notifications.
Data export
APIs and CSV export for reporting, auditing, and backup workflows.
Integration checklist
Authentication
Scoped API tokens with per-environment separation.
Event coverage
Webhooks for booking changes, cancellations, and status updates.
Error handling
Retries with backoff plus surfaced delivery logs.
Availability
Area
Status
Calendar connectors
Available
Billing webhooks
Available
Partner API
Private beta
Customer app hooks
Planned
Checklist before launching a new connector
Scope the data flow
Define which events you need (create, update, cancel, status).
Test webhooks
Validate retries and delivery logs in a sandbox endpoint.
Map ownership
Assign a technical owner and a business owner for the integration.
Plan rollback
Document how to disable the connector if downstream systems degrade.
Operational depth
Review integration strategy as a continuity problem, not just a connector list
This page should define how data moves, who owns dependency behavior, and where fallback procedures exist when external systems degrade.
Primary audience
Integration engineers, platform owners, and operations governance teams
Decision focus
Determine whether current integration points preserve workflow continuity under change
Operational risk
Connector-first planning without ownership boundaries can create silent operational failures
Field scenario
An enterprise team validates billing, communication, and scheduling dependencies before cutover.
Execution walkthrough
1. Frame the objective
This page should define how data moves, who owns dependency behavior, and where fallback procedures exist when external systems degrade.
2. Align participants
Integration engineers, platform owners, and operations governance teams
3. Validate the decision
Determine whether current integration points preserve workflow continuity under change
4. Mitigate known risk
Connector-first planning without ownership boundaries can create silent operational failures
Interpretation matrix
Signal
Interpretation
Operational scenario
An enterprise team validates billing, communication, and scheduling dependencies before cutover.
Successful outcome
Successful use of this page leaves teams with clear direction on Determine whether current integration points preserve workflow continuity under change.
If skipped
Skipping this step often introduces Connector-first planning without ownership boundaries can create silent operational failures.
Recommended next step
Use the integration detail page for a concrete handoff model and error ownership.