FlowSharp offers a complete set of integration channels to connect with any external system.
Available integration channels:
REST API with authentication — RESTful endpoints to read items, create cases, update data and complete tasks. Uses user authentication or API keys.
API keys for external triggers — a dedicated key allows external systems (ERP, CRM, e-commerce) to start FlowSharp flows without user credentials. Secure, revocable and tracked.
Webhooks and subscribers — FlowSharp emits events on state changes, task completion and transitions. External systems subscribe and react in real time.
Callbacks for async tasks — an external system receives a task via webhook, processes it (even for minutes or hours) and calls back the FlowSharp callback to complete it. Ideal for integrations with slow or batch systems.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) — interface for AI agents (Claude, GPT) that can query processes, start flows or complete tasks in natural language.
Browser extension — allows starting FlowSharp flows directly from any web application open in the browser (CRM, portals, email), without a system API.
n8n — native integration with the trigger/webhook/callback pattern described above, documented and tested.
All channels are documented in the Integrations and API section.