Keep the systems your business still needs.
The Forge can connect your accounting, payroll, payment, phone, and industry software while replacing duplicate spreadsheets, reminders, and standalone tools.
Keep what works. Replace what does not. Connect the rest through The Forge.
Ask about your current stack
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The six questions everyone asks first.
No hedging, no sales language — the plain answer to what customers actually want to know before they connect anything.
Which tools can I keep?
Your accounting, payroll, payment, and industry-specific software usually stays exactly where it is. The Forge connects to those systems instead of replacing them.
Which tools might The Forge replace?
Duplicate spreadsheets, standalone reminder tools, and basic contact lists are the usual candidates. We review your stack with you before recommending anything be removed.
What information moves between systems?
Customer details, job status, invoices, payments, and schedules — only the specific information each connection is built to share, in the direction it needs to move.
What happens when a connection stops working?
You get notified with the specific reason. Nothing already approved is lost, and The Forge will not send duplicate or incomplete records while a connection is down.
How are integrations priced?
Your plan includes a defined number of integration slots. Standard connection work may be included in your launch scope; additional configuration and custom connectors are quoted separately, and third-party subscription costs stay with the provider — never hidden inside our price.
How do I request a connection?
Ask us directly, or request a custom integration assessment below. We scope feasibility before we quote any work.
Explore integrations by system, workflow, business problem, industry, or role.
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What happens to the software you already use?
Every reviewed system lands in one of four classifications. No forced day-one decision. The Blueprint documents current purpose, monthly cost, active users, overlapping capabilities, and integration dependencies before recommending a category.
Retain
Systems that do a specialized job your business is required to keep in place — accounting ledgers, payroll processing, clinical systems, agency-management, student information, specialized field systems, payment processors.
Connect
Applications that remain in place but whose information and actions become part of a broader Forge workflow. Most of the customer's stack lands here.
Consolidate
Systems whose function The Forge absorbs — basic intake forms, duplicate contact lists, manual tracking spreadsheets, standalone follow-up tools, isolated reminder systems.
Review later
Systems that remain during implementation and are reconsidered after the new workflow is stable. No forced day-one decision.
Integration slots by plan
One on Start; three on Core; eight on Pro; twenty on Operations. Additional slots at $25/month each.
See the full plan comparisonSixteen categories of systems The Forge is designed to sit beside.
An overview — each category page explains what those systems normally control, why the specialized system usually stays, what information moves in each direction, which triggers we support, and where the boundaries are. See the full connector, workflow, problem, and role listing in the directory.
Every integration starts inside the Blueprint.
We inventory the systems you use, map the workflows that connect them, and produce a scoped implementation plan — including which connections are configurable, which are custom, and which are honestly not worth the risk right now.