# Sync your CRM, push your events, build on the API.

> Sync clients from external CRMs, push events with signed webhooks, and build on a versioned, scoped public REST API with developer keys.

*Source: https://salesfleet.ai/features/integrations-api · Language: en*

*Integrations & developers*

Pull clients from external CRMs with connectors, push events like visit-completed to any system with signed webhooks, and build on a versioned, scoped public REST API with developer keys.

## What Integrations, Webhooks & API gives you
- **CRM connectors** — Scheduled pulls keep your client book in sync.
- **Signed webhooks** — Deliver events like visit-completed with retries and replay.
- **Versioned API** — A contract-frozen public REST API, separate from the app.
- **Scoped tokens** — Developer keys with least-privilege scopes and their own limits.

## Up and running in three steps
1. **Connect a CRM** — Authorise a connector and schedule pulls.
2. **Subscribe to events** — Point webhooks at your systems.
3. **Build** — Issue a scoped key and call the API.

## Integrations, Webhooks & API, answered
### Are webhooks reliable?
Yes — deliveries are signed, retried, replayable, and swept for any left stuck by a crash.

### Is the public API versioned?
Yes — it is versioned and contract-frozen independently of the app's internal API.

## Related features
- [Custom Fields](https://salesfleet.ai/features/custom-fields.md): Your data, your shape
- [Arrival Notifications](https://salesfleet.ai/features/arrival-notifications.md): Tell customers you're coming
- [Built-in CRM](https://salesfleet.ai/features/crm.md): The book that plans itself

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