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Integrations

Connect Cord with the tools your team already works in. None of it is required: Cord works fully without connecting anything.

The app directory

Open Settings › Integrations. Each app shows as a card with its logo, its category and its status. Connected apps are at the top and Available ones below, so the page does not grow as apps are added.

Tap a card to open that app’s page. Everything about the integration lives there: the connection, its settings, a link to the guide and, where it applies, Use it in Workflows with workflow ideas that use that app and that you can create with one tap.

Settings › Integrations: at the top, the connected ones (HubSpot, Slack and Google Sheets); below, the available ones with their logo, category and status: Shopify, Excel, Gmail, QuickBooks, Xero, Microsoft Teams and, further down, WhatsApp, Make, Zapier and n8n.

The 13 apps

App What it does Data direction Plan Status Guide
HubSpot Clients as Companies and Contacts, quotes as Deals that move on their own, and the Cord card inside HubSpot. Both: clients both ways; quotes from Cord to HubSpot All Available; the card inside HubSpot is a new feature Connect
Slack Alerts in your channel, your own messages from workflows, link previews, the /cord command and approval buttons. From Cord to Slack; the command and buttons answer from Slack All (approval buttons, Scale or higher) Available; previews, /cord and buttons are a new feature Slack
Microsoft Teams A card in your channel when a quote moves forward, and your own messages from workflows. From Cord to Teams All Available with Power Automate; Connect with Microsoft is a new feature Teams
WhatsApp Business Your approved WhatsApp template to the client’s phone, from a workflow. From Cord to the client All Available WhatsApp
Gmail Quotes, invoices and reminders go out from your address; inside Gmail, the thread’s quote and quoting with AI. Sending: from Cord to Gmail. Add-on: reads the open email and creates in Cord All Sending as a new feature; the add-on cannot be installed yet Gmail
Google Sheets Every quote and every invoice as a row in your spreadsheet, kept current on its own. From Cord to the spreadsheet All Available Google Sheets
Microsoft Excel The same, in an Excel table inside a workbook in your OneDrive. From Cord to the workbook All Available Excel
QuickBooks Online Every final invoice is posted with its customer, its lines and its currency. Invoices from Cord to QuickBooks; payments both ways All New feature QuickBooks
Xero The same, as a draft for your accountant to approve. Invoices from Cord to Xero; payments both ways All Available; payments are a new feature Xero
Shopify Your store’s catalog and customers for wholesale quoting, and the order back when the quote closes. Catalog and customers from Shopify to Cord; orders from Cord to Shopify; paid store orders to invoice drafts in Cord All Available; stock, B2B prices and invoicing orders are a new feature Shopify
Zapier Connect Cord with thousands of apps without code. Both: Cord events go out, actions create data in Cord All; uses the monthly API quota Available by invitation Zapier
Make Receive Cord events in your scenarios and create or update data in Cord. Both All; uses the monthly API quota Available by invitation Make
n8n Your own flows with the n8n-nodes-cord node, with verified signatures. Both All; uses the monthly API quota Available on self-hosted n8n n8n

No integration requires a paid plan to connect. What does depend on the plan:

  • Zapier, Make and n8n work with the Cord API, and every call counts against the monthly API quota.
  • Slack, Teams, WhatsApp and HubSpot actions inside a workflow count like any workflow: 1 active on Free, 5 on Starter and no limit from Pro. See Workflow limits.
  • Products and customers that come in from Shopify count against your plan’s limit, like the ones you create by hand.
  • Slack’s approval buttons and the Teams approval card only appear with internal approvals, which come with the Scale plan or higher.

What each status means

Status Meaning
Connected The integration is active and working.
Needs reconnecting The connection exists but lost its authorization (for example, someone removed the app in HubSpot). Open the app and click Reconnect.
Not connected Available and not set up yet.
Direct connection Connected from the other tool and authorized with one click on a Cord screen, without keys. This is the case for Zapier and Make.
With an API key Connected from the other tool by pasting a Cord API key. This is the case for n8n.
Coming soon On the way and not usable yet.

What fits each case

You want Use
Your sales team to see Cord’s clients and sales in HubSpot HubSpot
To hear in a channel when the client opens, approves or pays Slack or Microsoft Teams with the alerts in Settings › Notifications
A Slack or Teams message with your own text, or only in some cases Slack or Teams with a workflow
Your client to get the reminder where they actually read it WhatsApp Business with a workflow
To create tasks or email the team when something happens in Cord Cord Workflows, without connecting anything
Your quotes and invoices in a spreadsheet Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel, without exporting anything by hand
Your invoices and their payments to appear in your accounting without entering them twice QuickBooks Online (posted) or Xero (as a draft)
To quote wholesale with your online store’s catalog Shopify
Your quotes and invoices to go out from your own email Gmail: connect your account in Settings › Integrations › Gmail
To see the thread’s quote and quote with AI inside Gmail The Cord for Gmail add-on, once it is published (it cannot be installed yet)
To send Cord data to an ERP or any other app without coding Zapier or Make
The same, on your own server or with flows you control Self-hosted n8n
To send an event to your system only in some cases The Send the data to a URL action in Workflows
Your client to pay with Mercado Pago Mercado Pago, in Settings › Payments › Payment methods (it is a payment rail, not a directory app)
To build your own integration The developer guide

Status of each integration

What works today and what is still missing, as of October 7, 2026. What is marked as a new feature is already built, but may not be enabled on your account yet; if you do not see it, write to us.

App Works today Still missing
HubSpot One-click connection and sync of clients, contacts and Deals. The Cord card inside HubSpot, as a new feature. A listing in the HubSpot marketplace.
Slack Add to Slack to pick the channel, with your own webhook as an alternative. Link previews, the /cord command and approval buttons, as a new feature. A listing in the Slack app directory.
Microsoft Teams With a Power Automate flow. Connect with Microsoft to pick team and channel in Cord, as a new feature. Microsoft publisher verification: until then, Microsoft may show an unverified publisher notice. Buttons to decide approvals inside Teams.
WhatsApp Business Messages with your approved template, by pasting the phone number ID and a Meta token. Connecting with a button, once Meta approves Cord as a provider.
Make Cord app with an invitation and one-click authorization, in every Make zone. A listing in Make’s public catalog.
Zapier Cord app with an invitation and one-click authorization. A listing in Zapier’s public directory.
n8n The n8n-nodes-cord node on npm for self-hosted n8n. n8n’s verification, submitted on September 21, so it appears in n8n Cloud.
Shopify Catalog and customers into Cord, and the order back when the quote is approved or paid, in the quote’s currency if your store accepts it. The order starts off and you turn it on. Stock, B2B prices and invoicing the store’s orders, as a new feature. Quoting from the Shopify admin.
Google Sheets and Excel One row per quote and per invoice, kept current, with amounts as real numbers. Picking a spreadsheet you already have instead of Cord creating one.
QuickBooks Online and Xero The final invoice arrives with its customer and lines: posted in QuickBooks, a draft in Xero. QuickBooks, and payments both ways in both, are a new feature. QuickBooks: Intuit approving the app for every account. Xero: whoever connected before payments must reconnect.
Gmail Quotes, invoices and payment reminders go out from your Gmail address, as a new feature. The add-on shows the thread’s quote, replies with it and quotes with AI from the email. Google verification: until then, you may see the notice “Google hasn’t verified this app”. Publishing the add-on in the Google Workspace Marketplace.
Mercado Pago (Settings › Payments › Payment methods) Collecting quotes and invoices with your account in Mexico and Latin America, with refunds read back. Recurring retainers, which stay on Cord Payments. Details in Mercado Pago.

Upcoming work also appears on the roadmap.

Integrations and the API quota

Zapier, Make and n8n work with the Cord API. Every action or search they run in Cord (create a client, find a quote, mark it paid) is at least one API call, and so is registering or removing their webhook when you turn a Zap, scenario or flow on or off. Receiving Cord events does not use calls.

Plan API calls included per month When you go over
Free 100 Calls are rejected until the next month
Starter 1,000 Billed as overage
Pro 5,000 Billed as overage
Scale 10,000 Billed as overage
Developer 50,000 Billed as overage
  • Only calls in live mode count. With an sk_test_… key (n8n or your own requests) you work against your test environment without using quota.
  • On plans with overage there is a safety cap of 10 times what is included: if a connection runs away, Cord stops it there and asks you to write to us.
  • Besides the monthly quota, each key has a per-minute limit; if you exceed it, the call returns 429 until the minute is over.
  • Webhooks created by your integrations have their own allowance of 100 per organization, separate from your plan’s webhook endpoints.

Your usage for the month is in Settings › Plans & subscription › Subscription, in the API calls row. Overage pricing and plans are in Your Cord subscription.

Who can connect integrations

Connecting, configuring and disconnecting integrations requires the Settings permission. If someone without it tries to connect HubSpot, they see “You need Settings permission to connect integrations.”

Integrations belong to the organization, not a person: if whoever connected HubSpot leaves the team, the connection keeps working. Every connect, configure, sync or disconnect action is recorded in Settings › Audit log.

Security

  • Cord never asks for another tool’s password. HubSpot, Slack, Teams, Shopify, Google Sheets, Excel, Gmail, QuickBooks and Xero are authorized on the provider’s own page. n8n uses a key you generate and can revoke, and Zapier and Make are authorized on a Cord screen that you can also revoke.
  • Each integration asks for the narrowest permission it needs. Google Sheets can only open the spreadsheet Cord created, not the rest of your Drive; sending from Gmail can only send, not read your inbox; Xero gets access to invoices, contacts and payments, plus reading your accounting settings, but not bank transactions or manual journals.
  • Access credentials are stored encrypted and only used for what each integration describes.
  • Disconnecting really cuts access. For HubSpot, Cord also revokes its authorization in your account.
  • Webhook URLs are secrets. Anyone with the URL of your Slack webhook, your Teams flow or Make can post to it; do not share them.

If your tool is not listed

With Cord’s webhooks and API you can connect today any system that receives or makes HTTP calls, or use Zapier, Make or n8n as a bridge. If you want a direct integration with another app, write to contacto@cordhq.app.