Your systems,
connected once and
managed indefinitely.
Most platforms leave integrations as your problem to solve. On GraniteStack, connect to the systems your business already runs on, as standard, with what’s missing built for you. No developer on standby. No second system to babysit.
SSO + Stripe
Ready out of the box, configured to your platform
0
Developers needed after launch
99.9%
Uptime, managed by GraniteStack
Enterprise platforms built with GraniteStack
No waiting on a roadmap. No calling an agency. It gets built, and
you control it from there.
How it works
Native, configured, or custom. Never a dead end.
You know exactly which systems your business depends on, and exactly how painful it’s been when they don’t talk to each other properly. As part of the GraniteStack platform, connectors and plugins work like an API integration layer for everything your business runs on, built once, connected properly, and managed indefinitely.
An SSO connector, for example, starts as a proven, reusable template. It gets configured for your specific project: which providers, which fields, which access rules, in plain language, with agentic AI carrying out the multi-step setup. Where something specific to how you operate doesn’t exist yet, it gets built, once, and it’s part of your platform from then on.
Nothing here is a one-size-fits-all install. And nothing here leaves you dependent on a developer to keep it running.
Works until you need something specific to your business
Missing integration means waiting on a roadmap
No one accountable for keeping it running
Reusable templates configured to your project
Missing integration gets built, then reused
Managed indefinitely as part of the platform
Where the alternatives break
Every other option runs out exactly
where enterprise-grade
integrations begin.
No-code connector marketplaces
Work fine for common, generic use cases. The moment an integration needs to be enterprise-grade, high uptime, fast under load, handling sensitive data properly, they stop being able to help.
Agency-built integrations
Solve the immediate need. Every future change, a new field, a new system, a new rule, requires going back to the same developer or agency. The dependency never ends.
AI coding tools
Can wire up a working demo integration in hours. What breaks first under real conditions, high volume, sensitive data, uptime that actually matters, is exactly what a demo never had to prove: audit trails, access control, and someone accountable for keeping it running.
Connect to the systems your business actually depends on, properly, without needing a developer on standby. An integration that matters to your operation gets built once, configured for your business, and managed indefinitely, the same way everything else on the platform is. Some integrations can afford to be approximate. Some can't. GraniteStack is built for enterprise-grade integrations either way.
Connectors, plugins, and a path to custom.
Every GraniteStack platform includes this as standard, engineered to enterprise-grade standards, and anything not listed here gets built around what your business runs on.
The data moves. You don't have to babysit it.
Built as native components with project-level configuration, connectors handle fetching, transforming, and storing data across systems, including complex logic through mappers and branching for cases like parsing a single document into multiple linked records. Set-up follows three steps: create the connector, group it by category or function, then define the mappings. Describe the mapping in plain language, and agentic AI carries out the configuration.
One login. Every system your team already uses.
SSO is available for Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Gmail out of the box, with additional providers such as OpenAI configurable per project. Built on a proven template, then configured for your specific platform.
Payments and bulk data, handled from day one
Core plugins such as Stripe for payments and bulk CSV upload for large datasets are available across projects. Additional plugins can be added where they're relevant to your platform, controlled through panel permissions and configuration settings.
Open to whatever else your business runs
External systems can connect into the platform through a public API, documented and versioned, so third-party integrations don't require custom development for every connection point.
Nothing your business needs is out of reach
When a requirement exceeds what already exists, the team extends an existing connector or builds a new one via code. Once built, it's configured through the same platform as everything else, and it becomes reusable from then on. No ceiling on what can be connected.
Enterprise-grade access control, not a compliance afterthought
Every connector and plugin runs inside the same access rules and audit trail as the rest of the platform. Integrations carrying sensitive or high-stakes data run on the same dedicated, private infrastructure as everything else, not a shared environment, not a lesser tier. PEN-tested and ISO 27001 certified, so an integration is never the weak point in an otherwise secure system.
Updates that show up without a refresh
Real-time data updates run through the platform's WebSocket integration, so changes made by one user show up for everyone else instantly, particularly useful on mobile, where nobody wants to pull down and reload to see what changed.
Set up the connector. Watch the data flow.
Create the connector, group it by category or function, and define the mappings. All configured, no code required.
Every connector runs through the same data layer.
An integration isn't a separate system bolted onto your platform. Data that comes in through a connector follows the same access rules, the same structure, and the same audit trail as everything else on GraniteStack.
Change how a Business Object works, and every connector, plugin, and API call that references it stays consistent. One system, not several tools trying to stay in sync.
How do connectors and plugins get set up for my platform?
Each connector starts as a proven template and gets configured for your business: which systems, which fields, which access rules. Where something specific to how you operate doesn't exist yet, the team builds it, once, and it becomes part of your platform from then on.
What comes ready to go, out of the box?
Single sign-on is available for Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Gmail as standard, with others such as OpenAI configurable per project. Stripe is available for payments, and bulk CSV upload is available for moving large datasets into the platform. Anything specific to your operation is configured or built around your requirements.
What if the system I use isn't already supported?
It gets built. The team extends an existing connector or builds a new one. Once it's live, it becomes part of your platform and stays available for future changes, so you're never rebuilding the same integration twice.
Will I need a developer to keep these integrations running?
No. Custom connectors and plugins are built via code where needed, but once live, they're configured and controlled through the platform, with permissions and settings managed the same way as everything else. Where configuration isn't enough, custom code can always be added, without putting you on the hook for maintaining it.
Does AI help with configuring connectors and plugins?
Yes. Describe what you need in plain language, which system, which fields, which access rules, and GraniteStack's agentic AI carries out the multi-step configuration. The team validates before anything goes live. It's the same natural-language approach used to configure Business Objects and workflows elsewhere on the platform.
Can external systems connect into my platform directly?
Yes. A public API layer is available as standard, documented and versioned, so external systems can connect into the platform without requiring custom development for every integration point.
How is this different from stitching things together with an AI coding tool?
An AI coding tool can generate an integration that looks like it works, but there is no ongoing management behind it: no audit trail, no permission controls, no team keeping it running as systems change. GraniteStack connectors and plugins are built for production, managed indefinitely, and governed by the same access rules as the rest of your platform.
Common questions
What operators ask before they build.
Your systems don't run on a template. Your integrations shouldn't either.
Native where it can be, custom where it needs to be. Every connector managed indefinitely, not left for you to maintain.