This page labels every one of the 627 integrations in the HelloGrowthCRM catalog with its real status, so you know exactly what you can connect before you commit your stack. Live means connected and working in production right now — you can set it up today from Settings → Integrations. Beta means the integration is built and being validated with real accounts before general release. Planned means it is on the roadmap but not yet available — you cannot connect it today.
We publish this page because integration catalogs across the CRM industry — ours included, in the past — have a habit of listing every app a vendor intends to support as if it already works. That wastes evaluation time and erodes trust in the one claim a buyer most needs to verify. So the rule here is simple: only entries in the Live section have setup pages you can follow today, and nothing in the Beta or Planned sections is presented as if you could switch it on. We do not attach dates to planned items, because a date we cannot guarantee is just another kind of overpromise.
If an app your team depends on sits in the Planned section — or is missing entirely — tell us through the contact page. Requests that describe the workflow ("sync invoices after a deal is won", "capture leads from this portal") directly influence what gets built next. And in the meantime, the live Zapier connector and native webhooks bridge many of the gaps on this list today.
251
Live
Connected and working in production. Set up today.
5
Beta / backend ready
Built and being validated before general release.
371
Planned
On the roadmap. Not yet available to connect.
Everything below is connected and working in production. Each name links to its setup page with the connection steps, field mapping guidance, and common workflows. If a tool your team uses is in this list, you can have it running against real CRM data today — most connections are an API key or OAuth grant plus field mapping, not a development project.
These integrations are built on the backend and are being validated with real accounts before general release. They are close, but "close" is not "live", so they are listed here as plain text rather than linked setup pages. If one of these is the integration your evaluation hinges on, contact us — early access during validation is sometimes possible, and we will give you a straight answer about readiness either way.
Everything below is on the roadmap but not yet available: you cannot connect these today, and we do not promise ship dates for them. The list is long on purpose — it is the honest version of the "we support everything" wall of logos. Build order is driven by customer demand, so a specific request through the contact page is the most effective way to move an item up this list. Many of these can be bridged today through the live Zapier and webhook integrations while the native version is pending.
Every integration follows the same path. It starts as a planned entry — usually because customers asked for it or because it is standard in the markets we serve. When engineering picks it up, the connection is built and moves to beta: the backend works, and it is exercised against real accounts, real field mappings, and real failure cases before anyone depends on it. Only after that validation does it go live, get its setup page, and appear in the main integrations directory as something you can switch on.
Status changes land on this page automatically, because the page is generated from the same catalog data that powers the rest of the site — there is no separate marketing copy of the list that can drift out of date. Shipped integrations are also announced on the changelog, which is the quickest way to catch a status change between visits.
Write down the three to five tools your revenue workflow genuinely cannot run without — typically your lead sources, your accounting or invoicing tool, your calling setup, and your messaging channel. Check each one against the Live section above. If they are all live, you can connect your stack during the free trial and verify the workflows on real data before paying anything. If one of them is beta or planned, check whether a Zapier bridge covers the workflow for now, and ask us for a realistic read on the native version. What you should not do — here or with any vendor — is take a logo wall at face value. See the features overview and pricing for what is included on each plan.
Start a free trial, connect the tools you saw in the Live section, and verify your workflow on real data. If something you need is missing, tell us — requests shape what ships next.