ConnectWise Integration
Bring us the integration you've been putting off. Build it with AI assistance on a new runtime built on 16 years in production, with a specialist alongside you, and pay nothing for the first 90 days.
No sales call required. SOC 2 Type II. Keep whatever you build.
“Flowgear is an exceptional platform for custom software and workflow integration in the cloud.”
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ConnectWise is the system of record. Everything else you run, accounting, RMM, security tooling, cloud metering, reporting, the vertical app one client insisted on, has to meet it somewhere. Usually that somewhere is a person with a spreadsheet.
Agreements, time and usage leave ConnectWise as a CSV, get massaged, and get keyed into finance. Every month. By the same person.
Route agreements, products and usage straight into your accounting system so invoices match what you delivered, without the monthly re-key.
Someone wrote a custom API job against ConnectWise. It works. Then a vendor changes a field, or the person leaves, and now it's month-end and nobody can read it.
Governed workflows your whole team can open, understand and repair. AI drafts and fixes. Your people approve every change.
The marketplace covers the big vendors. The other half of your stack, the niche security tool, the regional distributor's portal, the client's ERP, isn't in it. Building a certified integration isn't your job.
Prebuilt connectors where they exist, and a governed way to build the one that doesn't. Same platform, same review process, same audit trail.
An integration fails at 6am. Operations blames the vendor, the vendor blames the API, finance just knows the numbers are wrong.
Your team holds the credentials, the mappings and the runbook. Every run is visible before it hits production. No consulting retainer to change a field.
These aren't templates you're locked into. They're the connections people reach for first.
Agreements, products and usage become invoices. Sage, Xero, QuickBooks, Dynamics.
Pull metering from Microsoft 365, Azure and your other cloud vendors so billing closes on what you actually consumed.
Keep accounts aligned across ConnectWise, CRM and identity so nobody is fixing the same record in three places.
Stop 400 tickets appearing at 8am because one site lost power. Filter and consolidate before it reaches the board.
Push PSA and finance data into the dashboard your MD actually opens.
Most of what gets built on Flowgear is the connection nobody sells a product for.
“We needed a platform to slipstream the solutions together without getting integration fatigue.”JJ Milner, CEO, Global Micro Solutions
You could, and if a single ConnectWise-to-accounting sync is the whole job, that may be the right call. Most teams find it isn't. Once you've bought one tool for billing, another for reporting and a third for the vertical app, you're maintaining four vendor relationships and four failure modes. Flowgear is one platform, one governance model, one place to look when something breaks.
They could. The ConnectWise API uses a public/private key model, a proprietary conditions syntax for filtering, and regional endpoints with legacy variants to account for. They'll get there. The question is what happens in eighteen months when they're on another project and a field name changes. You're not buying the build. You're buying the maintenance.
Same answer. Flowgear connects to the ConnectWise family, not one product in it.
Tell the builder what you need connected in plain language. It drafts the workflow through governed MCP tools, never raw credentials, and hands it to you for review. Nothing runs until you say so.
Not a limited demo. The Build plan, free, for 90 days.
Build real production workflows, not sandbox toys.
Every connector included. No per-connector fees, ever.
Let AI agents reach your systems through governed tools, with your team in review.
AI assistance plus conversations with someone who has connected ConnectWise before. Not a dedicated engineer assigned to the build, and not a support queue.
Credential vault, mapping approvals, full audit trail.
See every execution before it touches production.
Workflows you create in the trial come with you. Keeping them running after 90 days needs a subscription.
Ninety days is long enough to build something real and see how it behaves at month-end. That's the point.
Some teams know exactly which integration is bleeding them. Others know something is wrong at month-end and can't point at it. If that's you, we'll map your systems, find where work is falling between them, and show you what a governed integration layer would change. You get a prioritized roadmap in two weeks. What you build from it is up to you.
It depends how fast you build. Scope decides the first working path, not a fixed clock. Teams ship in weeks, not project quarters. Leatt connected NuORDER to SAP in four weeks. Ninety days is long enough to get a real integration into production and see it through a close.
PSA (formerly Manage), RMM, Automate, ScreenConnect and CPQ.
No. The builder is visual and AI-assisted. Teams with developers tend to move faster and build more complex flows, but it isn't a prerequisite.
You pick a capacity band. There's no usage meter, no per-step billing and no overage charges. The price you pick is the price you pay.
SOC 2 Type II. Single-tenant, dedicated infrastructure. You hold the credentials. Every mapping change is approved by your team and logged.
Your workflows, credentials and mappings are yours. No consulting lock-in and no proprietary artifacts you can't take with you.
Ninety days free on the Build plan. A specialist alongside you. Keep whatever you build.
No sales call required. SOC 2 Type II. Every connector included.
