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Integrations

Choose how your systems connect to Gruv

Start with a file, API, webhook, or export. Map the fields, decide what happens when a record fails, and give finance the output it needs.

Files firstAPIs and webhooksClear error handlingFinance exports
Connector availability, direction, fields, region, and rollout timing are confirmed for each system.

Start with your workflow

01Choose the source
02Map fields and failures
03Connect the live path

Systems teams ask us about

These are systems teams commonly ask about. Unless a card says otherwise, they are examples—not live Gruv connectors or partnerships. Ask us to confirm the connection method, region, and availability for your workflow.

Earnings & partner networks

Common sources of creator, affiliate, and partner earnings data.

Impact.com logo
Impact.comIllustrative
CJ Affiliate logo
CJ AffiliateIllustrative
Awin logo
AwinIllustrative
Rakuten logo
RakutenIllustrative
TUNE / HasOffers logo
TUNE / HasOffersIllustrative
Everflow logo
EverflowIllustrative
CAKE logo
CAKEIllustrative

Accounting & ERP

Systems finance teams use for journals, reconciliation, and reporting.

NetSuite logo
NetSuiteIllustrative
Microsoft Dynamics 365 logo
Microsoft Dynamics 365Illustrative
Sage Intacct logo
Sage IntacctIllustrative
SAP (Business One / S/4HANA) logo
SAP (Business One / S/4HANA)Illustrative
Oracle Fusion logo
Oracle FusionIllustrative
Workday logo
WorkdayIllustrative
Infor logo
InforIllustrative

SSO & identity

Identity providers teams use for sign-in and role mapping.

Okta logo
OktaIllustrative
Azure AD logo
Azure ADIllustrative
Google Workspace logo
Google WorkspaceIllustrative
OneLogin logo
OneLoginIllustrative

HRIS & people systems

Sources of worker, contractor, and organizational data.

BambooHR logo
BambooHRIllustrative
HiBob (Bob) logo
HiBob (Bob)Illustrative
Workday logo
WorkdayIllustrative

Tax filing & paperwork

Systems teams use to prepare and exchange tax documents.

Zenwork logo
ZenworkIllustrative
Tax1099 logo
Tax1099Illustrative

Workplace tools

Places operations teams may want to receive payment updates.

Slack logo
SlackIllustrative
Capabilities

Make the handoff easy to operate

Start with a real source file

Map the headers your team uses, mark required values, and decide what happens to a rejected row.

Plan for a failed record

Test one bad row or event. Make the error clear, choose who owns it, and define when a retry is appropriate.

Give finance the right output

Keep the identifiers, statuses, amounts, and references finance needs for export or reconciliation.

Choose the simplest path that works

Start with a file when people can review each run. Add APIs or webhooks when your product needs to send or receive updates without a manual handoff.

APIs

Use an API when your product or internal tools need a deeper connection to Gruv.

Webhooks

Send enabled status updates to another system without polling for every change.

File imports

Start with a CSV or XLSX when a scheduled file is the simplest way to move data.

Exports

Give finance the payment, journal, or reconciliation fields it needs downstream.

How it works

Start simple, then add more

Connect the workflows around each payment

Use the same source fields and references as a payment moves through collection, payout, FX, virtual accounts, and reconciliation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do we need an API integration to get started?+
No. A file import may be enough for the first workflow. Use an API or webhook when your product needs a deeper connection or status updates. The available path is confirmed for your account.
What does an Illustrative label mean?+
It means the system is an example that teams ask about, not a live Gruv connector or partnership. Ask us to confirm the current connection method and availability before planning around it.
Does Gruv connect to our ERP, HRIS, or identity provider?+
Tell us which system you use and what needs to move in or out. We will confirm the current connection method, direction, fields, authentication, region, and availability for that workflow.
What happens when a file or webhook fails?+
Decide what error the operator sees, whether the record can be retried, what happens downstream, and who owns the next step. Test one bad row or event before launch.
What should we bring to an integration conversation?+
Bring a sample input, the fields you need, the output finance expects, the systems involved, authentication requirements, and one or two failure cases.

Start with one real workflow

Bring a sample file or payload, the systems involved, the output finance needs, and one failure case. We'll map the simplest connection that fits.

Talk through your systems