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Connectors · 19 apps & counting

Your apps.Your hub.Connected.

Connect WhatsApp, Slack, Google Sheets, Shopify and 15 more apps in Project Settings, then tell Genesis in plain words what should happen.

WhatsApp logoTelegram logoSlack logoGoogle Sheets logoNotion logoShopify logoCal.com logoYouTube logo+11 more

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In short

Connectors link your E‑STAGE hub to 19 apps, like WhatsApp, Slack, Google Sheets and Shopify. You connect an app once in Project Settings, then tell Genesis in plain words what should happen.

For example, a new lead can ping your WhatsApp, land as a row in your sheet and post in your team’s Slack, with no code. Secret keys stay encrypted on the server.

Two steps
WhatsApp logo

1 · Connect

WhatsApp

  • Phone Number ID••••••
  • Access Token••••••
  • Recipient phone••••••

2 · Wire it in chat

WhatsApp: send new leads to my WhatsApp

Illustration of the flow. The fields are the ones the WhatsApp connector asks for.

What you can do

Put your apps to work

Alerts where you are

A message in Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack or Discord when someone fills a form, signs up or pays.

Leads in your sheet

Each form submission becomes a new row in Google Sheets, or an entry in Notion or Airtable, mapped to your columns.

Real reviews

Show your real Google reviews or the official Trustpilot widget, with your star rating and review count.

Book a call

A Cal.com calendar on any page, or a Book-a-call button, with availability and time zones handled by Cal.com.

Your Shopify products

Show your catalog, prices and availability, and send buyers to your own Shopify checkout.

Your channel on your pages

Latest YouTube videos and stats, Spotify players, a live Twitch stream, or ElevenLabs narration.

How it works

Connected in three steps

  1. 1

    Open Connectors

    In your project, go to Project Settings → Connectors and pick the app you want.

  2. 2

    Paste what it asks for

    A token, a webhook URL, or just a link. Secret keys are stored encrypted on the server.

  3. 3

    Tell Genesis the trigger

    In the chat, say what should happen, like “WhatsApp: send new leads to my WhatsApp”.

The catalog

19 apps you can connect

What each one does on your site, and what it asks you for when you connect it.

Messages and alerts

Get a message when something happens on your site.

  • Telegram logoTelegram

    Messages a chat or channel on a new lead, form or payment.

    Asks for Bot token and chat ID

  • WhatsApp logoWhatsApp

    Sends a WhatsApp message on a new lead, form or order.

    Asks for Phone number ID, access token, recipient

  • Slack logoSlack

    Posts to a channel so your team sees new leads and orders.

    Asks for Incoming webhook URL

  • Discord logoDiscord

    Posts to a channel on new leads, orders or signups.

    Asks for Webhook URL

Data and files

Send what people submit to the tools you already use.

  • Google Sheets logoGoogle Sheets

    Adds a row for each form submission or lead.

    Asks for Apps Script Web App URL

  • Notion logoNotion

    Creates database entries, mapped to your own columns.

    Asks for Integration token

  • Airtable logoAirtable

    Shows records on the site and adds rows from forms.

    Asks for Access token and base ID

  • Dropbox logoDropbox

    Lists, searches and shares files, or saves a file from a URL.

    Asks for App key, app secret, refresh token

Booking and selling

Let visitors book a call or buy, right from your pages.

  • Cal.com logoCal.com

    An inline booking calendar or a Book-a-call button.

    Asks for Only your booking link

  • Shopify logoShopify

    Shows your products and sends buyers to your Shopify checkout.

    Asks for Store domain and Storefront token

Reviews

Show real reviews instead of written testimonials.

  • Google Reviews logoGoogle Reviews

    Your real reviews, star rating and review count.

    Asks for Google API key and Place ID

  • Trustpilot logoTrustpilot

    The official Trustpilot widget, kept in sync by Trustpilot.

    Asks for Two IDs from your TrustBox code

Video, music and voice

Bring your channel, your music or a voice to your pages.

  • YouTube logoYouTube

    Latest videos, playable embeds and channel stats.

    Asks for API key and channel ID

  • Spotify logoSpotify

    Players, latest releases, playlists and podcast episodes.

    Asks for Client ID and secret

  • Twitch logoTwitch

    Your live player and a live chat feed.

    Asks for Channel name

  • ElevenLabs logoElevenLabs

    Turns text into natural speech for narration and audio.

    Asks for API key

Your own backend

For builders who already run a database or storage.

  • Supabase logoSupabase

    Your tables, sign-up and login, storage and realtime.

    Asks for Project URL and anon key

  • Firebase logoFirebase

    Firestore, sign-in, Cloud Storage and live updates.

    Asks for Your Firebase web config

  • AWS S3 logoAWS S3

    List, download and upload files in a bucket.

    Asks for Bucket, region and access keys

From the E-STAGE Genesis connector catalog, October 8, 2026. Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, Discord, Google Sheets, Google Reviews, YouTube, Notion, Airtable, Dropbox, Cal.com, Shopify, Trustpilot, Spotify, Twitch, ElevenLabs, Supabase, Firebase and AWS S3 are trademarks of their respective owners. Their logos are shown only to identify each service. Cluesfinders is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them.

Good to know

Before you decide

  • Secret tokens and keys are stored encrypted on the server and are never shipped in your site’s code.
  • WhatsApp sends free-form text only inside its 24-hour service window. Outside it, Meta requires pre-approved message templates.
  • Some keys are public by design: the Supabase anon key, the Firebase web config and the Shopify Storefront token. Protect your data with Supabase Row Level Security or Firebase Security Rules.
  • Cal.com, Trustpilot and a Twitch chat feed need no API key: a link, two widget IDs or a channel name is enough.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Where are connectors in E‑STAGE?

In your Genesis project, under Project Settings → Connectors. There you pick an app and enter what it asks for.

Which apps can I connect?

Nineteen when we checked on October 8, 2026: Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, Discord, Google Sheets, Notion, Airtable, Dropbox, Cal.com, Shopify, Google Reviews, Trustpilot, YouTube, Spotify, Twitch, ElevenLabs, Supabase, Firebase and AWS S3.

Do I need to write code?

No. After you connect an app, you tell Genesis in the chat what should trigger it, and the AI wires it into your site.

Are my keys safe?

Secret tokens and keys are stored encrypted on the server and never shipped in the site’s code. A few keys, like the Supabase anon key, are public by design, and your security rules protect the data.

Is this the same as email integrations?

No. Email tools like Mailchimp or ActiveCampaign connect in their own integrations area. Connectors are for apps like WhatsApp, Slack, Google Sheets or Shopify.

Who is Cluesfinders?

Cluesfinders is an independent affiliate of E-STAGE. We publish guides about the platform, and we may earn a commission if you sign up through our links, at no extra cost to you.

Mission 1000

Build a hub with 1,000 members

Every connected app brings your people closer to your hub. Mission 1000 gives you one clear path, from launch to 10, 100, 250, and 1,000 members.

Connect your apps to your hub

Messages, sheets, reviews, booking and products, wired in with a sentence.

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