Integrations

A short list that works beats a wall of logos.

Most integration pages in this category are a directory, and most of the logos resolve to a recipe somebody wrote once.

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The three

Each one carries weight.

Google Ads and Meta in both directions. QuickBooks Online for the books, built around the date the money actually settled.

Your website stays where it is. RootLogic reads what it produces and has no opinion about who built it.

RootLogic source reporting: leads, consults and revenue broken out by campaign
Source reporting fed by the ad platform connections. Demonstration data.
Three questions for any vendor

Including us.

  1. Which direction does data move?

    One way or two. Most integration logos in this category are a one-way export, which is fine as long as nobody calls it a sync.

  2. What happens when it breaks?

    A connection that fails silently is worse than none. Ours surface as a visible state rather than a number quietly going flat.

  3. Who owns the account at the other end?

    With RootLogic it is always the practice.

Next

Open the product before you talk to anyone.

The demo tenant is a working RootLogic on demonstration data. Click the pipeline, open a case, read a quote, look at where the revenue came from. No form, no call.

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