Everything required to connect Firetip.
Getting Started
Understand the Firetip integration model and connect your first external service.
Communication Providers
Connect supported communication channels and external messaging infrastructure.
REST API
Connect your applications directly to Firetip using authenticated API requests.
API Authentication
Understand API keys, credentials and secure authentication between your systems.
Webhooks
Receive real-time delivery, engagement and integration events from Firetip.
Integration Verification
Confirm credentials, connectivity and event delivery before enabling production traffic.
Security
Protect credentials, API access and communication between Firetip and connected services.
Troubleshooting
Diagnose authentication, connection and webhook failures systematically.
Advanced Configuration
Explore advanced routing, event handling and integration controls.
Stripe Payments
Connect Stripe to Firetip and turn outbound campaigns into measurable payment and conversion workflows.
Firetip connects the systems around your communications.
Firetip is designed to operate as an outbound infrastructure layer rather than an isolated application. Connect your applications, communication channels, APIs and external services through authenticated integration points and keep your existing systems connected to the Firetip dispatch engine.
Start IntegrationFrom connection to production.
Connect your first integration.
Integrations allow Firetip to communicate with external systems and providers while maintaining a controlled connection between your infrastructure and the Firetip dispatch layer.
Select a service
Determine which external system needs to exchange information with Firetip and identify the required integration method.
Configure credentials
Provide the authentication material required by the integration and store credentials securely.
Verify connection
Test the integration before enabling it for production traffic or automated events.
Connect the communication layer.
Firetip can operate alongside communication providers and external services, allowing your infrastructure to connect the channels required by your organisation.
Connect Stripe payment infrastructure to Firetip campaigns, checkout flows and conversion tracking.
Connect email infrastructure, sending identities and application-level email workflows.
Connect SMS services and messaging workflows where supported by your Firetip deployment.
Connect WhatsApp communication workflows and external messaging infrastructure.
Build application-level integrations directly against the Firetip API layer.
Connect your applications directly.
The Firetip API provides an application-facing integration layer for systems that need to create, control or interact with outbound communications.
Application integration
Your application can communicate with Firetip through authenticated HTTP requests using the API credentials assigned to your account.
HTTPS / JSON / REST
Keep API credentials private and never expose production credentials in client-side code.
Secure the connection between systems.
Authentication establishes which application is authorised to communicate with the Firetip integration layer.
Use the credentials assigned by Firetip to identify authorised API clients.
Production API communication should use encrypted HTTPS transport.
Keep integration credentials scoped to the systems and functions that actually require access.
Receive events from Firetip in real time.
Webhooks allow Firetip to notify connected systems when relevant events occur, removing the need for applications to repeatedly poll for updates.
Delivery events
Receive notifications when outbound communications move through the delivery lifecycle.
Engagement events
Connect application workflows to supported message engagement events.
Failure events
Receive integration or delivery failures so external systems can respond automatically.
Automation events
Feed Firetip events into your own automation, analytics and operational systems.
Confirm the connection before production.
Firetip integrations should be verified before production traffic is enabled. Confirm credentials, connectivity and event delivery independently.
Keep connected systems under control.
Integrations extend the Firetip infrastructure into other systems. Protecting credentials, endpoints and access permissions is therefore part of the integration architecture.
Protect credentials
Never publish production API credentials in browser code, public repositories or client-side applications.
Control access
Keep integration permissions limited to the systems and functions that actually require them.
Monitor activity
Monitor integration requests, failures and unusual activity so problems can be identified quickly.
Diagnose integration failures systematically.
When an integration fails, isolate authentication, connectivity and event delivery separately rather than changing multiple settings simultaneously.
Check the API key, credential value, access permissions and authentication method.
Confirm the destination endpoint is reachable and that the integration is configured correctly.
Verify the endpoint URL, HTTPS configuration, response status and event handling logic.
Confirm that the required event type is enabled and that your application accepts the payload.
Extend the integration layer.
Experienced operators can use advanced integration controls to connect Firetip with larger application, automation and infrastructure environments.
Custom APIs
Build application-specific connections using the Firetip API layer.
Event automation
Connect Firetip events to external automation and operational workflows.
Routing controls
Structure communication flows between Firetip and connected infrastructure.
Infrastructure
Understand the relationship between external integrations and the Firetip dispatch layer.