Connect
Foreman reads your booking system, point of sale, books & ad accounts & builds one record per customer.
Six questions
You tell us what you run. That is the whole discovery.
The calendar & who is already a customer.
Tickets, deposits & refunds, so a booked job becomes a paid one.
Labor, so a busy day shows what it cost.
Invoices, paid status & costs.
Spend & the source of every lead.
Who to unify, & one view per location.
Each answer is looked up in the catalogue & lands in one of three outcomes. You hear which one on the same call.
Three honest outcomes
We would rather tell you which one on the call than find out at setup.
A public or customer-granted API exists. Foreman connects it during setup & names exactly which objects it reads, such as customers, appointments, invoices & ad spend. 279 of the 329 tools in the catalogue list a verified API. A tool is marked Connected only after an adapter has synced for a real business, which is 0 today.
Access depends on your plan or a program Foreman must join. We say so on the call, check your plan, file the partner request that week with a status you can see, & read scheduled exports in the meantime.
No usable API (12 tools have none verified, 38 more are on request). A weekly report goes to a Foreman inbox address, we confirm the parser on the first file, & the Monday report marks which lines came from an export.
One customer record
Foreman joins customers by phone & email across your tools. Every number on the record carries the system & id it came from, so you can trace it back.
One customer record, example
What we never do
Catalogue
329 tools across 11 categories. We confirm what each connection covers before you sign & build it during setup.
No. Foreman reads the booking, payment, books & ad tools you already run & builds one record per customer on top. It does not replace them.
Then it is an export. A scheduled report goes to a Foreman inbox address, we confirm the parser on the first file, & the Monday report marks which lines came from an export. We also log an API request with the vendor.
It depends on the tool. Where a tool offers webhooks, bookings arrive as they happen. Books & payroll are read on a nightly schedule. We tell you the schedule per tool before you sign, & the Monday report shows when each source last synced.
Yes, any time. Access is read-only by default & you can revoke it at the tool itself. When the account ends we delete your data after 30 days, as the privacy policy sets out.
Our staff, under access controls, when needed to deliver or support the service. Hosting & other subprocessors are listed on the privacy page, & what we read & store is set out on the security page.
A 20 minute call. You tell us the tools you run, we tell you what each connection covers & what Foreman would show you each Monday.
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