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Connections

The business systems Backbrief reads.

QuickBooks is built and approved for production. Everything else here is on the roadmap — listed so you can see where the product is going, and tell us which one matters most to you.

Built

Built

QuickBooks

Invoices, estimates, payments, and customer names — the backbone of the daily brief.

On the roadmap

Planned

Microsoft 365 email & calendar

Follow up on customer email, and schedule-aware replies.

Planned

Salesforce

Opportunities and accounts, folded into the same daily decisions.

Planned

Square

Payments taken in the truck, so nothing lands in the brief as "not yet applied" twice.

Planned

Google Calendar

Scheduling-aware replies for owners who run on Google.

Planned

Jobber

Field-service jobs and estimates for the trades businesses Backbrief is built for.

Planned

QuickBooks Payments

Payments run through your QuickBooks, so the brief sees money actually landing — not just invoices sitting.

Planned

Stripe

Payments and subscriptions for owners who bill outside QuickBooks — the biggest gap in the brief today.

Planned

FreshBooks

A QuickBooks alternative — the same daily brief, reading different books.

Planned

Wave

Free bookkeeping for owners who aren't paying for software yet.

Planned

HubSpot

Deals and contacts from your CRM, so the brief knows what the pipeline says.

Planned

Pipedrive

A lighter CRM for owners who run their follow-up pipeline in Pipedrive.

Planned

Calendly

See what's booked, so replies don't collide with appointments.

Planned

Zapier

Wire in the long tail of tools you already use, without waiting for a native connector.

Planned

Slack

Get the morning brief in the channel your team actually reads.

Planned connections are roadmap, not promises — availability changes as the build progresses. Want to vote for one? Email the founder.

How we pick what to build

Connectors are chosen by what an owner-operator actually tracks. If your business runs on something not listed here — email the founder and it goes on the list.