Integrations that actually work
Your tools should talk to each other. Orgo makes that happen.
API tokens, webhooks, SSO, Stripe payments, analytics tracking, and CRM sync. All built in. Connect Orgo to the systems you already use, or build your own integrations with our developer portal.
Connect, extend, automate
One-click member login
Google, Apple, Microsoft, and LinkedIn SSO built in. Members log in with accounts they already have.
Real-time event data
Webhooks fire on user, payment, event, contract, and contact changes. Your systems stay in sync automatically.
Build on our API
Register OAuth apps, manage API tokens, and read full API docs from a single developer portal.
Everything you need to connect your stack
Orgo ships with a developer portal, token management, webhook subscriptions, and OAuth app registration. No middleware needed. Connect to payment processors, analytics tools, CRMs, and identity providers directly. If we don't have a native integration, the API gives you everything you need to build one.
API & tokens
Full control over who and what accesses your data.
Token management
Create named tokens with descriptions. Set expiration dates. Toggle active/inactive at any time.
Read-only mode
Grant read-only access for reporting tools. Full read-write for applications that need it.
Usage tracking
See when each token was last used. Revoke tokens instantly when access should end.
Developer portal
Register OAuth clients, manage credentials, and browse full API documentation in one place.
Webhooks
Get notified the moment something happens in your platform.
Event type filtering
Pick exactly which events trigger notifications: user changes, payments, event attendance, contracts, or contacts.
Delivery logs
Every delivery is logged with timestamp, status code, and response body. See what succeeded and what failed.
Automatic retries
Failed deliveries are retried automatically. No manual intervention required.
Multiple subscriptions
Create multiple subscriptions pointing to different endpoints. Route events where they need to go.
SSO login
Four identity providers. Zero password headaches.
Google login
Members sign in with their Google account. No new password to remember.
Apple login
Support Apple Sign In for iOS and macOS users who prefer it.
Microsoft login
Connect with Microsoft accounts. Useful for organizations already on Microsoft 365.
LinkedIn login
Let professionals sign in with their LinkedIn profile. Good fit for professional associations.
Payment & Stripe
Stripe-powered payments for your organization and its chapters.
Stripe payments
Process one-time and recurring payments through Stripe. Cards, wallets, and local payment methods supported.
Subscription billing
Automate membership fees and recurring charges. Stripe handles billing cycles and retries.
Stripe Connect
Local chapters can connect their own Stripe accounts via Stripe Connect. They keep their own revenue.
Payment webhooks
Payment events trigger webhooks. Your accounting or CRM system can react immediately.
Analytics & CRM
Track what matters. Sync your data where it's useful.
Facebook Pixel
Add your Facebook Pixel ID. Track conversions, build audiences, and measure ad performance.
Google Analytics
Connect Google Analytics to track page views, user behavior, and conversion funnels.
Google Tag Manager
Deploy and manage tracking tags without touching code. Add scripts from any provider.
HubSpot CRM
Sync member data to HubSpot. Track contacts, deals, and engagement from one CRM.
Integrations FAQ
Create API tokens from the developer portal. Each token gets a name, optional description, and optional expiration date. You can set tokens to read-only for reporting use cases, or full access for apps that write data. Tokens can be toggled active/inactive or revoked entirely at any time. The portal also tracks when each token was last used.
Webhooks support these event types: user changes, payment events, event attendance, contract updates, and contact changes. When you create a subscription, you pick which event types it listens to. Each delivery is logged with its HTTP status code and response. Failed deliveries are retried automatically.
Register your application as an OAuth client in the developer portal. You get a client ID and secret. Use standard OAuth 2.0 flows to authenticate users and access the API on their behalf. The developer portal includes full API documentation with endpoint references and example requests.
Local chapters connect their own Stripe accounts through Stripe Connect. Each chapter processes payments independently and receives funds directly. The parent organization can see transaction data across all connected accounts. This works for membership dues, event tickets, and any other payment type.
n8n and Zapier integrations are on the roadmap. Power BI support is also planned. In the meantime, you can use the API and webhooks to connect Orgo to almost any external tool. Orgo also uses Mercure for real-time updates and SQS for async processing internally.
Yes. Google, Apple, Microsoft, and LinkedIn are all supported as SSO providers. Members click one button, authenticate with their existing account, and they're in. No separate password needed. You can enable or disable each provider independently.