Tallyfy offers integration to other systems via these methods:
Open API. Our open REST API ↗ gives any developer access to all the features of Tallyfy, and enables pushing and pulling of any type of data.
Webhooks. These are outbound JSON webhooks which take the full payload of a process and send it to any internet-accessible endpoint that you specify.
Middleware. These are platforms with connectors that help you move data from one app to another app - usually without using code. Their benefit is that you don’t have to write or maintain code to keep two systems integrated.
Native. We maintain some native integrations which we offer, manage and upgrade ourselves.
Email. You can send an email to a pre-defined email addresses into Tallyfy to take certain actions like launching a process. You can also take over our email servers with yours using custom SMTP. We also have a Gmail plugin ↗.
Analytics. Tallyfy Analytics is a data warehouse service on Amazon Athena that gives you access to query all your process data from any system of your choice, including BI tools.
Chat. One of our chat integrations is to Slack. You can install our Slack plugin ↗.
Open Source. We also maintain an open source repo ↗ for tools, scripts and plugins.
Integration platforms streamline Tallyfy connections by handling code updates, data transformation, and providing ready-to-use connectors while eliminating the need to manage basic integration challenges or create custom solutions from scratch.
Tallyfy’s REST API integration requires an access token for authentication, supports specific date formatting conventions, and offers both ordinary member usage and client app integration options alongside webhook functionality.
Tallyfy Analytics enables organizations to integrate their business intelligence platforms with process data through Amazon Athena drivers for comprehensive data analysis and visualization.
Tallyfy seamlessly integrates with CRM systems to automate lead qualification, client onboarding, and support processes while enabling data exchange through middleware platforms and native integrations.
