Integrations
Webround is designed to be the beating heart of your digital ecosystem. Thanks to an API-First approach, the platform is not a closed system but a flexible hub capable of communicating with external services at various levels of depth.
Our integration model is divided into two main categories: Native and Custom.
Native Integrations
Native integrations are components built directly into the Webround core. We have chosen to make "native" those services that are essential for the daily operations of a website or e-commerce platform.
The goal of native integrations is to eliminate UX friction: without a seamless connection between the management system and these providers, workflows would be fragmented and disorganized.
Supported Providers
| Category | Integrated Services |
|---|---|
| Payments | Stripe (which supports 90+ payment methods) |
| Email Marketing & Transactional | Webround Email, Sendgrid, Resend, Mailersend |
Custom Integrations
Custom integrations represent the maximum level of Webround's extensibility. We have intentionally decoupled these logics from the platform core to allow you to push the features of your e-commerce or management system far beyond standard limits.
At the heart of this ecosystem are Webhooks and APIs, which allow Webround to operate in Headless mode.
What can you achieve?
Thanks to the API-First approach, you can connect Webround to any third-party service. Here are some classic examples:
- ERP/Logistics Sync: Connect Webround to your warehouse systems (e.g., SAP, Oracle, proprietary systems) to align stock and orders in real-time.
- Advanced Marketing Automation: Send granular data to platforms like Klaviyo, HubSpot, or ActiveCampaign based on specific events captured by Webhooks.
- CRM Sync: Keep customer records and purchase history perfectly synchronized with your corporate CRM (Salesforce, Zoho).
- Customer Support: Link order data to support tools like Zendesk or Gorgias to provide rapid assistance to your customers.
- Business Intelligence: Export data to analysis tools or data warehouses (Google BigQuery, Looker) to generate custom reports.
Iframe Integration in the Webround Editor
This type of integration is much lighter, direct, and oriented toward the browser and the front-end of your Webround site. However, it is a key part of the integration possibilities within the ecosystem.
Through the Webround Editor, you can integrate iframes—windows from other websites that live inside your site. This is handled with total security as they do not exchange data or sensitive information with each other. Each iframe is independent, allowing you to easily embed services and information constructively.
Classic examples include:
- Google Maps Linking: Most brick-and-mortar businesses use iframes to show a navigation shortcut. Users on smartphones can simply click the Google Maps iframe to start GPS navigation.
- Calendar and Form Integration: You can implement booking features using external systems rendered on your page via iframe. Services like Calendly, Cal.com, JotForm, and Tally Forms are just a few examples you can embed natively.
- YouTube or Vimeo Video Sharing: If you have the iframe code for your video, you can embed it directly into your site without wasting time on double uploads.
We do not limit the possible integrations via iframe, as doing so would be inefficient and would cut off access to many high-quality third-party services.
Next Steps: If you want to set up payments now, check out the Stripe Guide.