Integrations - Digi Duck AI
INTEGRATIONS

The work isn't in the bot itself.
It's in what has to happen behind it.

Your diary, your trade software, your CRM and your phone all sit apart. Connecting them is where the time goes - and where the return is.

Don't see your package? Tell me what it's called and I'll check it before we talk.

HOW A CONNECTION WORKS

Something comes in, something happens.
And it lands in the system you work in.

TRIGGER
Something comes in

A call during a job, a form on your site, a WhatsApp, a portal email, or simply an appointment that just finished.

THE AGENT PICKS THE ACTION
The agent decides what needs doing

Ask more, offer a time, chase a quote, or hand it to a person the moment it's unsure. What it's allowed to decide, you set.

DELIVER
It's in your systems

Appointment in the diary, file in your trade software, message to the customer, line in your dashboard. Entered once, right everywhere.

Categories
API - direct connection, reads and writes
Via email or export - no API, still workable
To be checked in the audit - depends on your version and licence
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No match. Tell me what your package is called on the call - I'll check it before we talk.
HONEST LABEL

What we connect to.
Not: who our customers are.

This is where agencies usually put a row of client logos. We don't have those, so this says what we connect to instead. If a package is named, we can show it live. If we can't, you'll see the category - "your practice software" - and the audit checks what your version allows.

Tell me what your package is called
WHAT GOES IN, WHAT COMES OUT

What sets a connection in motion.
And what then happens without you.

TRIGGERS
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ACTIONS
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Which actions the agent takes on its own and which pass by you first is your call. Default: anything involving money or a promise goes past a person.

WHAT PEOPLE BUILD FIRST

Six connections that save time at once.
Each one from one system to the next.

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WHAT A CONNECTION HAS TO DO

Four things, or it isn't a connection.
It's a second list nobody keeps up.

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TWENTY MINUTES

Name your diary and your trade software.
I'll tell you if they can talk to each other.

If they can't, you'll hear that on the same call. I won't sell you an audit for something that isn't going to work.

Explore my options See the building blocks
ABOUT CONNECTING THINGS

Ten questions about connecting things.
And what happens when it can't be done.

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TWENTY MINUTES

Five systems that don't talk to each other isn't an IT problem,
it's a payroll cost.

Tell me which five they are. I'll tell you which two to connect first and what that costs.

Explore my options

Free, 20 minutes, no contract. I ask once.