MVPConnect plugs into your phone system, your mailbox, your merchant account and your books — directly, with no middleware in between. Text and call from your store number through Twilio, Telnyx, Quo or Zoom. Thread your real Gmail or Outlook mailbox into the same inbox as Messenger and Instagram DMs. Take cards on your own Authorize.Net or Clover account, with funds settling to your bank. Push clients, sales and invoices to QuickBooks Online. Every connection is yours — your keys, your accounts, your billing.
// Messaging
Four SMS providers, two mailbox providers, and Meta's two social channels — all landing in one inbox, threaded per client. Bring whichever accounts you already pay for; nothing here resells you a phone number.
Two-way SMS and voice from your store's own number, threaded against each client. Inbound texts raise a badge in the sidebar; outbound is one click from any client record.
A second carrier option with per-store messaging profiles, often better economics at volume. Same threaded inbox and client auto-attach as Twilio.
Connect an existing Quo number for two-way SMS without standing up a carrier account. The quickest of the four to set up — paste an API key, pick a number, send.
Zoom does double duty: SMS through a private server-to-server app on your own Zoom account, and real meeting links generated when a video appointment is booked.
Connect your real Gmail or Google Workspace mailbox over OAuth. Client email threads flow into the unified inbox, and replies you send land in your actual Sent folder.
The same story for Microsoft 365. Inbound sync over Microsoft Graph, outbound through your own mailbox, threaded against the client like everything else.
One Meta Business connection covers both. Authorize once, pick the page, and Messenger and Instagram conversations thread into the same inbox as SMS and email.
Send invoices, confirmations and broadcasts from your own verified domain rather than a shared platform sender. DKIM is verified in-app, and the platform sender is there as a fallback while you set it up.
// Operations
The rest of your stack, on your own accounts. Sales flow to your books, payments land in your bank, and client events reach whatever marketing tool you've already standardized on.
Sync clients, sales and invoices to your QuickBooks company so your accountant gets a clean ledger instead of a monthly re-keying job.
Take card payments on your invoices through your existing Authorize.Net merchant account. Funds settle directly to your bank — the platform never holds the money.
A second gateway option for brokers already on Clover. Same invoice and pay-page flow, your own merchant account, with a webhook keeping payment status in step.
Push client and sale events to Klaviyo for your own flows, or point a generic webhook at whatever else you run. Fan out to more than one destination per store.
// Lead capture
You don't have to move it. These four are inquiry-form integrations: your existing site keeps serving your pages, and the enquiries it collects arrive here as clients with a follow-up task attached. If you'd rather run the whole site in one place, the built-in website builder does that too.
Keep your Shopify site. Drop in the inquiry snippet and submissions arrive as clients in your CRM instead of as another email you have to copy out by hand.
Same idea for self-hosted WordPress. Install instructions are written for the WordPress admin, and the form posts straight into your client list.
Point your Wix site's enquiry form at your store and the submissions land in the CRM. No migration, no code on your side beyond the embed.
Same again for Squarespace. If your public site lives there and you'd rather not rebuild it, this is how the leads reach your pipeline.
// Build your own
There's a documented REST API with store-scoped keys and a live OpenAPI spec, plus signed outbound webhooks for the events that matter. If the tool you need isn't on this page, that's the path — and tell us about it, because we prioritize what people actually ask for.
Start free, connect what you already use, and clear the backlog you've been meaning to get to.