Connect your tools and understand availability
Check shop setup, preview and provider approval before relying on a connection.
Start with the right account and location
- Open Integrations using the top menus or Find a tool. Choose the store and search for the provider.
- Read the connection’s description and status. Use an owner or administrator account for setup; a shared register may not have permission.
- Authorize your own provider account or enter the requested credentials in its secure setup screen. Google or Microsoft sign-in does not automatically connect Calendar, Drive or a mailbox.
- Verify the exact workflow you need with an approved test before using it for customer work. Review separate provider plans, hardware and usage charges.
What the status means
A configured connection still needs the provider permissions and account features required for that workflow. A connection preview checks access; it does not activate unfinished synchronization or payments.
Google Calendar is a location-based rollout. Vimeo needs account authorization and playback permissions. Amazon seller access and Walmart Marketplace depend on provider activation. eBay seller features need configured application access; sourcing links and worksheets can be used separately.
QuickBooks and Mailchimp currently offer connection previews. Accounting/payment processing and audience synchronization have separate rollout requirements. ShipStation currently verifies the connection and carriers; rate shopping and label purchasing are in preparation.
Connections being prepared
Shopify merchant tools, the restricted Salesforce developer pilot, DeviceOne device-financing controls and a native Integrately connection are not generally available. Check the public integration directory and your own workspace for availability.
If setup is pending, use the help center or contact support with the provider name, selected location and displayed error. Keep passwords, API keys and access tokens out of support messages.