Integrations
Convo360 is bring-your-own-keys: you plug in your own AI, voice, telephony and payment accounts, so you keep control and avoid markup.
Provider keys (BYOK)
Under Integrations → Provider keys, add the accounts your bots use — each stored encrypted:
- AI: OpenAI, Anthropic (Claude), Google Gemini.
- Voice: Sarvam, Smallest.ai, OpenAI, ElevenLabs.
- Telephony: Plivo, Exotel, Twilio, SIP.
- Payments: Razorpay, Stripe, PayPal.
The connector catalog
The Integrations page lists tools you can connect. Connected ones show as active; others are clearly marked as on the roadmap so you always know what's live today.
Payment links inside a flow
Connect a payment gateway with your own account keys and a flow can generate a live pay link on the spot — send it over WhatsApp or read it out on a call, and the customer pays without leaving the conversation:
- Razorpay — payment link for any amount (India, INR).
- Stripe — hosted Checkout link for any amount & currency.
- PayPal — approval link via the PayPal Orders API.
Add the gateway under Integrations, then drop a “Create payment link” step into your flow and map the amount, description and customer fields. (Paytm and Airpay are on the roadmap.)
Google Sheets — one-click connect
Under Integrations → Google Sheets, click Connect with Google and sign in once — no service-account JSON, no sharing files. Your spreadsheets then appear as a dropdown inside the flow builder's Google Sheets step, where you pick a sheet and tab and choose get a row (look up data) or insert a row (write data). It works on both chat and voice flows. A service-account key is still supported as an advanced option.
Let the AI answer “where is my order?”
Once Shopify is connected, your bot answers order questions itself: what was ordered, where it has reached, and the tracking link, read live from your store. It is on by default — the switch is on the Shopify panel.
Phone numbers are matched on their last ten digits, so +91 98765 43210, 09876543210 and 9876543210 all find the same customer.
The same works on AI calls: asked “where is my order?”, the calling agent looks up the orders placed with the number the person is calling from and reads out the status and tracking number. It never reads out a web link; it points the caller to the tracking link in their order confirmation.
Anything beyond "where is it" — a refund, a cancellation after dispatch, a wrong or damaged item — is handed to a person. With the support desk switched on, that becomes a ticket with an owner and a reply deadline rather than a message somebody may or may not notice.