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Integrations

An integration connects one of your services to a site: its analytics, its CRM, its file storage, its server. Once connected, Buddy can use it: pull last month’s traffic, update a contact, read a spreadsheet, check a server.

Your credentials stay in Site Buddy. Buddy never sees the password, key or token. Its requests pass through Site Buddy, which adds the credential on the way out.

The Integrations pane has two tabs.

  • Added: the integrations this site has, each with its status (Connected, Needs sign-in, Error, Verifying… or Draft) and the last error, if any. Click one to edit it; its menu can also reconnect, verify or delete it.
  • Catalog: every kind of integration. Add opens its form; fill it in and save, and Site Buddy checks the connection straight away. A service a site can only have once shows Added once it is there.

Services that sign in with Google or GitHub take you to their sign-in page and bring you back when you have approved access.

  • Analytics and search: Google Analytics, Google Search Console, Google Tag Manager, Bing Webmaster Tools
  • Advertising: Google Ads, Local Services Ads
  • SEO tools: Ahrefs, Semrush, DataForSEO, Surfer
  • Documents and storage: Google Drive, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Dropbox
  • Commerce and CRM: Shopify API, Magento API, HighLevel CRM
  • Code and servers: GitHub, SSH server, Remote WordPress
  • Other: Pangram (AI-text detection), a headless browser, any REST API, and any MCP server

Something missing? A REST API or MCP server integration connects most services that offer an API.