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integrations

The tools you already run.

19 integrations, and every one maps to a job the crew actually does. Connect what you have. Skip what you don't.

getting paid

Wherever the money comes in.

Almost everything Lou does begins with knowing who paid you. Connect the platform that takes your customers' money and failed payments, subscriptions, and payouts land in your business layer.

  • StripeFailed payments, subscriptions, and charges.
  • SquareSquare POS sales, subscriptions, and failed payments.
  • ShopifyShopify Payments payouts and balance transactions.
  • PayPalPayPal sales, fees, and balances for Lou's books.
  • EtsyEtsy shop sales, fees, and deposits for Lou's books.
  • Amazon Seller CentralAmazon settlement deposits and fees for Lou's books.
your bank and cards

Where the money sits, and what you spend it on.

Without a bank connection, Lou keeps your books with one eye shut. Any one of these closes the loop between what you charged and what actually landed.

  • MercuryMercury bank transactions for Lou's books.
  • PlaidBank transactions and statements for Lou's books.
  • Stripe Financial ConnectionsBank and card transactions for Lou's books.
  • TellerBank transactions and balances for Lou's books.
  • RampCard and spend transactions for Lou's books.
  • BrexCard, cash, and expense transactions for Lou's books.
approvals and chat

Where the crew reaches you.

Drafts and approvals land where you already work, so saying yes takes one tap.

  • SlackWhere the crew posts and asks for approvals.
building the product

What you ship, and how it behaves once you have.

Ships feed Inky's changelog. Product signals feed Hank's churn watching. Issues land where your team already tracks them.

  • GitHubShips that feed Inky's changelog.
  • VercelDeploy and incident status.
  • PostHogProduct signals Hank reads for churn.
  • LinearIssues Frankie files from inbox triage.
  • NotionRelease context Inky pulls into the changelog.
paying your team

Payroll, booked without typing it in.

If you run payroll, one connection books it. Solo with no payroll, skip this shelf.

  • GustoPayroll costs itemized for Lou's books.

That's the whole list. We'd rather show you 19 connections that work than a logo wall of maybes. If the tool your business runs on isn't here, tell us: [email protected].

keep going

PorchOps puts a crew of AI coworkers on your back office: recovering failed payments, sorting support, keeping the books. Everything they write waits for your approval.