Connect WebVouch to the tools you already run.
Review invitations go out from the system that already knows an order happened: your store, your CRM or your own backend. Nothing about your checkout has to change.
Every WebVouch integration
15 integrations, 8 of them available to connect today. The rest are being built, and each one says what to use instead in the meantime.
- Available now
Shopify
Invitations after every paid or fulfilled Shopify order.
- Available now
WooCommerce
A WordPress plugin that invites customers after each order.
- Available now
PrestaShop
A module for invitations, past-order import and storefront widgets.
- Available now
JavaScript
One script on your confirmation page. Works on any platform.
- In development
PayPal
Invitations that follow a PayPal transaction.
- Available now
Wix
Invitations for Wix Stores, Bookings and Events, plus native site widgets.
- In development
HubSpot
Planned invitations triggered from HubSpot workflows.
- In development
Salesforce
Planned invitations and replies driven from Salesforce.
- In development
Mailchimp
Planned invitations sent to a Mailchimp audience.
- In development
Klaviyo
Planned invitations sent from Klaviyo flows.
- In development
Facebook
Planned social proof from a connected Facebook page.
- Available now
Webhook
Signed review events delivered to an endpoint you control.
- Available now
API
Scoped OAuth clients and a public OpenAPI description.
- In development
Zapier
Planned triggers and actions for the tools you automate.
- Self-hosted
Slack
Reviews in a Slack channel, with replies sent from the message.
How an integration works
- 1
Connect the system that sees the order
Authorise a store, install a plugin or add a snippet. The connection lives in your business panel and takes one sitting.
- 2
Invitations follow your own rules
Every integration reuses the template and delay you set once in Invitations, so the same email goes out no matter which system triggered it.
- 3
Reviews come back where customers see them
What you collect lands on your public profile and in the widgets you place on your own site.
Do not see your platform?
Three integrations cover the systems that have no plugin of their own. Between them they reach any checkout that can run a script or call an endpoint.
Questions about connecting WebVouch
Most businesses run one. Pick the system that already knows an order was completed, usually your store or your checkout, and let it trigger invitations. A second integration is worth it when a different system holds customers the first one never sees.
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