Send 19 signed events to your own systems
Push events to your systems.
Part of integrations in Complete Tool, which replaces exporting CSVs and typing them in again.
Enterprise plan.This one sits on the contact-sales Enterprise plan with multi-site support and white-label. See what that includes →
Plays nicely with the tools you already pay for.
Xero, QuickBooks, Sage, Stripe, Google Calendar, Microsoft 365, Zapier, FENSA, TrustMark and a developer API with outbound webhooks.
No double entry, no exporting CSVs on a Sunday night.
Outbound webhooks are one of the 12 things in integrations. See the rest →
- Point your own systems at Complete Tool: 19 events across customers, jobs, quotes, invoices and forms
- Each endpoint subscribes only to the events you choose, and carries its own signing secret
- Every delivery is signed with HMAC-SHA256, so the receiver can prove it came from you
- Failed deliveries retry on a backoff and land in a dead-letter list rather than vanishing
- Retry, replay or mark delivered by hand, with delivery stats and the last error in view
Step 06 of the job: paid
The customer pays by card or Apple Pay. Xero or QuickBooks are updated. A review request goes out. And eleven months later, the annual service reminder books the next job.
Integrations is where outbound webhooks sits, and that is the step it shows up in most. The rest of the job — quoting, scheduling, certificates, invoicing and payment — runs in the same system, on the same record. See the whole job →
What are outbound webhooks for?
Point your own systems at Complete Tool: 19 events across customers, jobs, quotes, invoices and forms Each endpoint subscribes only to the events you choose, and carries its own signing secret
What happens if the connection breaks?
Records queue rather than vanish, failures are retried, and anything that still cannot be pushed is surfaced for you to resolve. You are told, rather than finding out at year end.
Do I have to stop using my accountant?
No, and they will probably prefer this. The books stay in Xero, QuickBooks or Sage — Complete Tool keeps them current so there is nothing to reconcile by hand at month end.
Which plan is it on?
Outbound webhooks sit on the Enterprise plan, alongside multi-site support, white-label and a dedicated account manager. Everything else in Complete Tool is on every paid plan; talk to us and we will tell you honestly whether you need Enterprise or not.
The rest of Integrations
All 12 →- A REST API covering everything the apps can do
- Submit FENSA certificates from the job, not the portal
- Jobs on each engineer's own Google Calendar
- Every integration in one place, with a connect button
- Quotes and invoices that actually reach the inbox
- Jobs land in Outlook, with conflicts flagged first
- QuickBooks Online kept in step without retyping anything
- Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay into your account
- Lodge PAS 2035 retrofit work without leaving the job
- Invoices and payments pushed to Xero as they happen
Outbound webhooks sit on the Enterprise plan.
Multi-site, white-label, API access and the tender tools are not on the self-serve plans. Tell us how many branches and how many people and we will tell you in one email whether you need Enterprise — most businesses under about fifteen do not. The 7-day trial gives you everything else with no card.
Founding members: first 100 businesses get 50% off every paid plan, for as long as they stay subscribed.