Stratasis

Integrations

Your website, connected to the tools you run on

Ordering, payments, bookings and stock from the tools you already use, built into a website that looks like your business.

Every integration

A guide for each tool. What connects, and how.

Toast

Online ordering, gift cards and your menu from Toast, on a site of your own.

Square

Checkout, bookings and your Square catalog, built into a site of your own.

Shopify

Your Shopify store and checkout, behind a website designed for your brand.

Calendly

Booking built into your pages, with every booked call counted as a lead.

Stripe

Payments, deposits and subscriptions taken on your site, paid out by Stripe.

Using something else?

Another booking tool, a CRM or a system made for your industry: tell us what you run on and we'll tell you how it connects.

How a tool connects

Four ways in. We use whichever fits the tool and the job.

Linked

Buttons that open the tool's own page, styled to match your site.

Embedded

The tool set inside your page, so visitors never leave.

Connected

Your site reads from the tool directly: menus, products, prices and stock.

Notified

The tool tells your site when something happens: a payment, a booking, an order.

Questions and answers

Still have a question?

Ask us anything. We'll answer it straight, even if the answer is that we're not the right fit.

  • Connecting your website to a tool your business already uses, like a POS, a booking calendar or a payment processor, so the two work together instead of side by side.

  • No. We build around the accounts you already have, and your team keeps working in the same dashboards.

  • Usually, yes. Most tools offer links, embeds or an API. Tell us what you use and we'll tell you how it connects.

  • You do. Every tool stays in your name, and the website connects to it with access you can remove at any time.

  • Integrations are part of building the site: a fixed project price agreed before anything starts, then one monthly fee to host and look after it.

Contact

Take a seat, let's talk.

Bring a project, a question or a half-formed idea. We'll take it from there.