Salesforce
CRMRegistrations and consent, in your Salesforce org.
Webhooks and our API, mapped to your objects and fields.
Payment providers and single sign-on are built into the platform. CRMs, marketing platforms and internal tools connect through webhooks and our REST API, mapped to your own fields. AI agents connect through our MCP server.
Your systems. The right connection for each.
Payment providers, single sign-on and Google Analytics. Each one is configured for your account.
CRMs and marketing platforms. Your team or ours maps Eventtia data to your objects and fields, as a scoped project. Typically 1 to 4 weeks.
Our MCP server lets assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT read and act on your events, with the permissions of the connected user.
Registrations and consent, in your Salesforce org.
Webhooks and our API, mapped to your objects and fields.
A guide to send registrations to HubSpot contacts.
A step-by-step guide to connect Eventtia to HubSpot: directly, through n8n or through Zapier.
A guide to send registrations to Dynamics 365 contacts or leads.
A step-by-step guide to connect Eventtia to Dynamics 365: directly, through n8n or through Zapier.
Attendee data for marketing campaigns.
Send attendee and consent data to Selligent for marketing campaigns through a custom webhook integration.
Sessions and seats in a LINE app.
Show event sessions and available seats in your LINE app through a custom webhook integration.
Low-code workflows on our webhooks.
n8n workflows receive Eventtia webhooks and call our API to reach your other tools.
Automate workflows with Eventtia Zaps.
Connect Eventtia with your other tools using available Zaps. Contact our team to get set up.
Registrations and payments to invoicing.
Invoices created and updated in Pennylane from Eventtia registrations, through n8n workflows.
Welcome attendees on WhatsApp.
Send attendees a welcome message on WhatsApp.
Card payments at registration.
Connect your Stripe account and take payments for tickets and paid registrations.
Enterprise payments at registration.
Take payments for tickets and registrations through your Adyen account.
Pay with PayPal.
Let attendees pay for tickets and registrations with PayPal.
Local payments across Latin America.
Accept the payment methods your attendees use in Latin American markets.
Online payments in Latin America.
Take ticket and registration payments through your PayU account.
Online payments in Colombia.
Take ticket and registration payments through your Wompi account.
Your team signs in with your identity provider.
SAML 2.0 and OpenID Connect, for example with Okta.
Registration pages in your GA4 property.
Add your GA4 tag in the event settings to measure your registration pages.
Run your events from Claude.
Connect our MCP server to Claude to read and act on your events, with your permissions.
Run your events from ChatGPT.
Connect our MCP server to ChatGPT to read and act on your events, with your permissions.
Run your events from Microsoft Copilot.
Connect our MCP server to Copilot to read and act on your events, with your permissions.
Build on your events from Cursor.
Connect our MCP server to Cursor to read and act on your events while you build.
Tell us which system you use. We will look at its API, its authentication and the data you need, and tell you what an integration involves.
Payment providers and single sign-on are built into the platform. CRMs are not one-click: they connect through webhooks and our API, mapped to your objects and fields.
The documented triggers cover new and updated attendees, events, invoices, workshops and business meetings, plus new payments. The full list is in the API documentation.
Your developers, with our API and webhooks, or our team, as a scoped and quoted project.
Yes, through our MCP server.
Tell us which systems you run. We will tell you what connecting them to Eventtia involves.