SUBLAKE works on its own, and connects to the tools you already keep your books, calendar and automations in. Every connection is made from Integrations in your dashboard, by the business owner, and can be disconnected there at any time.
What you can connect
- Google Calendar — your visits go on your Google Calendar, and your own Google events block those times so nobody is booked over them. Calendar sync
- QuickBooks Online and Xero — invoices, payments and refunds go into your books for you. Accounting
- Website chat and your SUBLAKE phone number — built in, nothing to connect. Website chat · Phone numbers
- Zapier — coming soon: start a Zap when something happens in SUBLAKE, or let your other apps add customers and requests. Zapier
- AI assistants — Claude, ChatGPT and other assistants that speak MCP can read your business and file requests, with your permission. AI assistants (MCP)
- Your own software — an API, webhooks and API keys. Developers
- WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger — coming soon. The Integrations page lets you ask to be told when each is ready.
Payments are built in
You don't connect a payment provider: payments, payment links, Tap to Pay and payouts live under Payments.
Connect and disconnect
Go to Integrations, choose a service and sign in to it. You're sent to that service's own sign-in page, you approve what SUBLAKE may do there, and you come back connected. Disconnecting stops the sync and gives back SUBLAKE's access; nothing you already have in the other service is deleted.
What is shared
Only what each connection needs, and only after you approve it. What a connection may do is listed before you connect, and an app you connected through the API or an AI assistant is listed under Settings → Developers → Connected apps, where you can disconnect it.