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Orgo connects with third-party services so you don’t have to switch between tools. Process payments with Stripe, let members log in with Google, sync contacts to HubSpot, automate workflows with n8n, and track analytics. Integrations settings page with connected services

Available integrations

SSO Authentication

Let members log in with Google, Facebook, Apple, LinkedIn, or Microsoft

Stripe

Process payments, subscriptions, and donations

n8n

Automate workflows between Orgo and other apps

HubSpot

Sync members to your CRM

Facebook Pixel

Track conversions for advertising

Google Analytics

Understand how members use your platform

Google Tag Manager

Manage all tracking scripts in one place

Webhooks

Send real-time data to any external system

SSO Authentication

Let members sign in with accounts they already have — fewer passwords, faster login.

Supported providers

ProviderBest for
GoogleOrganizations using Google Workspace
MicrosoftOrganizations using Microsoft 365 / Azure AD
FacebookConsumer-facing communities
AppleiOS-heavy member bases
LinkedInProfessional associations

Setup

1

Create an OAuth app with the provider

Go to the provider’s developer console (Google Cloud Console, Azure Portal, etc.) and register a new application.
2

Get credentials

Copy the Client ID and Client Secret.
3

Configure in Orgo

Go to SettingsAuthenticationSSO. Enter the credentials.
4

Test

Log out and try signing in with the new provider.
You can optionally restrict SSO to specific email domains — e.g., only @yourcompany.com addresses can use Google SSO.

Stripe

Stripe handles all payments in Orgo — membership fees, event tickets, donations, and product sales. For detailed setup instructions, see Stripe Integration.

n8n (Workflow Automation)

n8n lets you build automated workflows between Orgo and hundreds of other apps — no coding required.

What you can automate

TriggerAction
New member registersAdd to Mailchimp list, notify Slack channel
Payment completedUpdate spreadsheet, send custom receipt
Event createdPost to social media, notify team
Discussion postedSend digest to email

Setup

1

Set up n8n

Use n8n cloud or self-host an instance.
2

Generate an API key in Orgo

Go to SettingsDevelopers to create API credentials.
3

Configure the Orgo node in n8n

Add your Orgo API credentials to n8n.
4

Build workflows

Use the visual editor to connect triggers and actions.

HubSpot CRM

Sync member data to HubSpot for advanced CRM, marketing automation, and reporting.
FeatureWhat syncs
ContactsMembers → HubSpot contacts
PropertiesCustom fields → HubSpot properties
ListsGroup memberships → HubSpot lists
ActivitiesEngagement data → HubSpot timeline

Setup

  1. Register an app in the HubSpot developer portal
  2. Generate a private app access token
  3. Go to SettingsIntegrationsHubSpot
  4. Enter the token and configure field mapping

Analytics & Tracking

Google Analytics

Track how members use your platform — page views, sessions, popular features. Setup: Get your GA4 Measurement ID (G-XXXXXXX) from Google Analytics → go to SettingsIntegrationsGoogle Analytics → paste the ID.

Google Tag Manager

Manage all tracking scripts (Analytics, Pixel, custom scripts) from one place without touching Orgo settings again. Setup: Get your Container ID (GTM-XXXXXXX) from Google Tag Manager → go to SettingsIntegrationsGoogle Tag Manager → paste the ID.

Facebook Pixel

Track conversions from Facebook/Instagram ads — registrations, purchases, page views. Setup: Get your Pixel ID from Facebook Events Manager → go to SettingsIntegrationsFacebook Pixel → paste the ID. Tracked events: PageView, Lead (registration started), CompleteRegistration, Purchase (payment completed).

Webhooks

Send real-time event data to any external system via HTTP POST. Webhooks management page showing configured subscriptions with delivery stats

Available events

EventFires when
user.createdA new member registers
user.updatedA member’s profile is updated
payment.completedA payment succeeds
event.createdA new event is created

Setup

  1. Go to SettingsDevelopersWebhooks
  2. Click Add Webhook
  3. Enter your endpoint URL (must accept POST requests)
  4. Select which events to subscribe to
  5. Save
Your endpoint receives a JSON payload with event data whenever the subscribed event occurs.

Common scenarios

If you already use Google Analytics, just add the Measurement ID. If you use multiple tracking tools (Analytics, Pixel, custom scripts), use Google Tag Manager to manage them all from one place.
Yes — enable as many as you want. Members choose which provider to use on the login screen.
Check that your endpoint URL is correct, publicly accessible, and accepts POST requests. Verify that the webhook is subscribed to the right events. Check your endpoint’s logs for errors.
Use webhooks to send data to any system, or use n8n for more complex workflows. For custom integrations, see the OAuth Server for authentication and the API documentation for data access.