Overview
Native integrations handle the authentication and API communication between Fliqr AI and a third-party service on your behalf. When you authorize Google Sheets, for example, Fliqr AI stores the OAuth token securely and exposes a “Google Sheets” block in the Flow Builder that can read or write rows without you writing a single line of code. This is different from webhook-based or Zapier-based connections, where you manage the middleware yourself. Native integrations are faster to set up and receive updates automatically when the upstream API changes.Prerequisites
- An active Fliqr AI account (Pro plan or higher)
- Accounts on the external services you want to connect (e.g., a Google account for Sheets and Calendar, a Stripe account for payments)
Available Integrations
Google Sheets
Read rows, write rows, and look up data in any spreadsheet. Map columns directly to contact custom fields.
Google Calendar
Create calendar events from a flow — useful for booking confirmations and appointment scheduling.
Stripe
Generate payment links, check payment status, and trigger flows on successful charges.
PayPal
Accept PayPal payments inside a conversation and respond automatically on completion.
Twilio
Send SMS and make voice calls through your Twilio number directly from a flow.
ElevenLabs
Synthesize realistic voice audio from text for use in voice flows and IVR menus.
OpenAI
Connect your own OpenAI API key to use GPT-4o or other models in AI Agent and AI Step blocks.
Google AI (Gemini)
Use Gemini models as the AI backbone for AI Agents when you prefer Google’s infrastructure.
Anthropic (Claude)
Route AI Agent requests through Claude models using your own Anthropic API key.
Native integrations are pre-built and maintained by Fliqr AI. For any tool not listed here, use Zapier, Make.com, or webhooks to connect via the REST API.
Connecting Google Sheets
Google Sheets is the most commonly used native integration. The steps below walk through the full connection and show how to use it inside a flow.1
Open the Integrations panel
Go to Settings → Integrations → Google Sheets.
2
Authorize with Google
Click Connect Google Account. A Google OAuth popup appears. Select the Google account that owns the spreadsheet and grant the requested permissions.[SCREENSHOT: Google OAuth consent screen shown inside the Fliqr AI modal]
3
Select your spreadsheet
After authorization, choose the spreadsheet from the dropdown. If the spreadsheet is in a shared Drive, make sure the authorizing account has at least Editor access.
4
Map columns to custom fields
Fliqr AI reads the first row of your sheet as column headers. Map each column you want to read or write to a contact custom field (e.g., map the “Email” column to the built-in
email field, and “Order ID” to a custom field named order_id).5
Add a Google Sheets block to your flow
Open any flow in the Flow Builder. Add a Google Sheets block. Choose either:
- Read Row — looks up a row by a key column (e.g., email) and writes the values into the mapped custom fields.
- Write Row — appends or updates a row using the current contact’s custom field values.
6
Test the block
Run the flow in Test Mode with a known contact record. Check your spreadsheet to confirm the row was written, or verify that the custom fields were populated on a read.
Connecting Other Integrations
Each integration follows the same pattern: navigate to Settings → Integrations, click the integration, provide credentials or complete an OAuth flow, and then use the corresponding block in the Flow Builder. For Stripe and PayPal, you’ll also configure which events (payment success, payment failure) trigger follow-up actions in your flows. For OpenAI, Google AI, and Anthropic, you provide your own API key. This key is used instead of — or in addition to — Fliqr AI’s bundled token allocation, depending on your plan.What’s Next
Zapier & Make
Connect Fliqr AI to thousands of apps using no-code automation platforms.
Webhooks
Send real-time event data to your own server or call the Fliqr AI REST API from external systems.