Team notifications
Send configured automation messages through Slack incoming webhooks or Microsoft Teams incoming webhooks.
Integrations and extensibility
Use supported provider settings, automation connectors, APIs, and webhooks to move actions beyond ChapFlow. Choose the connection method that matches the system, data direction, and workflow you need.
ChapFlow supports named connections for selected collaboration, calendar, payment, email, and file-storage services. For other systems, use authenticated product APIs, generic HTTP automation, or outbound webhooks where the required endpoint and entitlement are available.
These are implemented surfaces in ChapFlow; each still requires configuration and may depend on enabled modules.
Send configured automation messages through Slack incoming webhooks or Microsoft Teams incoming webhooks.
Connect an authorized user calendar through OAuth for ChapFlow calendar functionality.
Use Automation connectors to upload, list, or download files with Google Drive or Dropbox through OAuth.
Send email from Automation with configured Mailgun domain and API credentials; Marketing also supports configured delivery channels.
Let customers pay invoices through your own payment accounts or by bank transfer. Money goes straight to you, with no ChapFlow fee.
Call your own systems from Automation with configured HTTP requests or outbound webhooks to HTTPS endpoints.
Available on every plan. Connect your own provider account in Settings; ChapFlow offers a "Pay now" link on invoice emails, PDFs, and the customer portal only when at least one method is enabled. Card and mobile-money details are entered on the provider's hosted pages and are never stored by ChapFlow.
PayPal checkout on your own account. Invoices in currencies PayPal does not support, such as TZS, are converted to US dollars at your own exchange rate, shown to the customer before they pay.
Card and mobile-money checkout through your PesaPal merchant account. Payment notifications are registered automatically.
Stripe Checkout on your own Stripe account, confirmed with Stripe when the customer returns and through signed webhooks.
Selcom Tanzania hosted checkout on your own vendor account, for invoices in TZS or USD.
Tanzanian mobile-money payment requests to Airtel, Tigo, Halopesa, Azampesa, and M-Pesa wallets, for invoices in TZS. You register the callback URL with AzamPay.
Show your own bank or mobile-money instructions. Customers upload proof of payment, and it counts only after your staff approve it. Partial payments are supported.
Each provider requires its own merchant account and may charge its own fees. ChapFlow does not split payments or hold customer funds.
Connect anything with an endpoint
When a named connector is not the right fit, ChapFlow provides general integration surfaces. Their use is controlled by credentials, permissions, entitlements, and safe endpoint rules.
Post a configured payload to an HTTPS endpoint from an Automation workflow.
Call an API with a configured method, headers, and JSON body.
Use authenticated, versioned endpoints available for supported domains and operations.
Start supported Automation workflows from webhooks or public forms.
Approved resellers can use separate partner credentials for supported provisioning operations when Partner API capability is enabled.
Connections are not blanket promises of bidirectional synchronization. A named settings integration, Automation connector, payment provider, public API, and partner API each serve different purposes.
Before purchase, verify the exact workflow, your ChapFlow plan and add-ons, provider account requirements, API coverage, OAuth or secret setup, and any administrator permissions.
Straight answers about connection methods and fit.
ChapFlow includes configurable connections for Google Calendar and for collecting customer invoice payments through your own PayPal, PesaPal, Stripe, Selcom, or AzamPay account or by bank transfer, plus automation connectors for Slack, Microsoft Teams, Mailgun, Google Drive, Dropbox, generic HTTP APIs, and outbound webhooks. Availability and purpose vary by plan and configuration.
Yes, on every plan. Connect your own PayPal, PesaPal, Stripe, Selcom, or AzamPay account in Settings, or publish bank-transfer instructions. Customers pay from the invoice email, PDF, or portal; money goes straight to your provider account with no ChapFlow fee, and bank-transfer proofs are recorded only after your staff approve them. Each provider supports its own currencies, and PayPal converts unsupported currencies to US dollars at your own exchange rate before the customer pays.
No. Each connection has a defined purpose. Some verify credentials or support a product setting, while Automation connectors perform specific actions such as sending a message, sending email, transferring a file, or calling an endpoint. Confirm your required workflow before buying.
Yes. Automation can make configured HTTP requests and post outbound webhooks to HTTPS endpoints. ChapFlow also exposes versioned APIs for supported product areas, subject to authentication, permissions, entitlements, and endpoint availability.
Usually. Provider connections require the relevant account, credentials, OAuth authorization, webhook URL, or API key. Administrators configure connections, and some integrations can use platform-level configuration.
Contact ChapFlow with the systems, trigger, data direction, fields, volume, and required action. A product walkthrough can verify whether a native setting, Automation connector, API, or webhook is the right approach.
Tell us the trigger, data, destination, and action. We’ll help identify the relevant ChapFlow integration surface.
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