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Integration made easy with iplicit's open API
iplicit has been designed to integrate with other software partners through its public API. Having an open API strategy means that iplicit can be easily integrated with other cloud-based systems and other software. These software integrations include Salesforce, HubSpot and Microsoft Dynamics CRM systems, plus HMRC’s MTD and Lightyear’s purchasing and AP automation software.
If you have an existing system or bespoke software that you would like us to integrate with that’s not listed below, please talk to us. Our software integrations team can assist you. In this instance we would discuss what data is needed to be brought into and out of iplicit.

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