INTEGRATIONS
Connect QR workflows to the rest of your stack
One REST API, one key, and the pieces automation platforms actually ask for: a connection test, cursor pagination, webhook subscriptions a trigger can manage itself, and an OpenAPI document to import.
QUICK OVERVIEW
What this changes in practice
01
What teams connect Mosaqo to
A CRM that needs a QR on every deal or product. A no-code platform that reacts when a code is published. A spreadsheet that shows the code image beside the row it belongs to. All of it runs on the same public API and the same key.
- Make, Zapier, n8n and Pipedream through their HTTP modules
- HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive and other CRMs
- Airtable, Notion and Sheets through signed image links
02
Change where a printed code points
The reason most teams reach for the API at all. A code on packaging, a sticker or a poster keeps working while the campaign behind it moves — one call, no reprint, and it takes effect immediately on a published code.
- No republish step
- Full revision history
- Webhook when it changes
03
Three levels of automation
Start with CSV for a one-off catalogue. Use the public API for recurring synchronization. Add webhooks when another system needs to react to Mosaqo events without polling for them.
- CSV preview before run
- Optional idempotent writes
- Signed webhook deliveries
04
Clear integration claims
Connections to a CRM, Sheets, Zapier or Make are built on the HTTP API and webhooks. Mosaqo does not call them native connectors until a dedicated app is published in that marketplace — but everything those apps need is already in the API.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is there a ready-made connector for Make or Zapier?
Not in their marketplaces yet. Both connect today through a generic HTTP module, and the pieces they need are in place: a connection test, cursor pagination for iterators, and webhook subscriptions a trigger creates and removes by itself.
Can I show a QR image in Airtable or Notion?
Yes. Ask the API for a signed image link and put it straight into an attachment or image field — those tools fetch the link themselves, so they never send an API key. Only published codes qualify, and archiving a code revokes its link.
Do I need to be a developer to automate QR codes?
Not for bulk work. A CSV import handles thousands of codes from the app. Anything recurring is easier through the API or an automation platform.
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