Integrations

There is no separate OpSemble password to issue, reset or remember. Staff authenticate against your existing directory, which means access follows your normal joiner and leaver process: disable someone centrally and their OpSemble access goes with it, the same day, without anyone having to remember.

Two-factor authentication can be enforced across the whole tenant, permissions are role-based per module, and every sign-in lands in a searchable audit log. More detail on our security page.

OpSemble workflows can fire an outbound webhook when something happens in the business — a deal is won, an invoice is paid, an incident is reported on site, a training certificate is about to expire. Webhooks are configured per tenant, so you control exactly which events leave the system and where they go.

Point one at Zapier and you can push those events into thousands of other applications without any development work: post won deals into a Slack channel, add new clients to a mailing list, log incidents in a spreadsheet your insurer wants. Point one at your own endpoint instead and you have a direct feed into an in-house system.

Webhooks sit alongside the rest of the workflow builder, so the same rule that sends an email or creates a task can notify an external system in the same step.

OpSemble ships a documented REST API covering the platform's records, so you can read and write data from your own systems. The API documentation is public — you can read it before you buy anything.

It includes a public lead-ingest endpoint authenticated with a per-tenant API key, so your website forms, landing pages or a partner's system can push enquiries straight into the CRM pipeline rather than into somebody's inbox.

API access is not a premium add-on. Because pricing is per module rather than per plan tier, there is no upgrade to buy to reach it.

Stripe is built into invoicing. Send an invoice carrying a payment link, take card payments, issue refunds, and let automatic dunning chase whatever goes overdue.

CSV import and export. Bring your team across in bulk with a dry-run that validates every row before a single record is created, and export back out whenever you like. Getting in should be easy; so should getting out.

There is no prebuilt two-way accounting sync today. OpSemble raises, sends and chases invoices and takes the payment; your accounting package keeps the ledger and files VAT, with CSV or the API moving figures between them. If a turnkey Xero or QuickBooks sync is a hard requirement for you, that is worth knowing now rather than three weeks into an implementation.