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Understand Apps & integrations

Find providers, understand connection patterns, and know which settings area owns each integration.

Written by Geoff Mina

Moxie's integrations connect the workspace where you run your business to the calendars, accounting tools, automation platforms, and payment providers you already use. Start from the Apps & integrations library, then open only the provider you want to configure.

Find the right connection

Search by provider name or use the Calendar, Accounting, and Automation filters. Each card explains what the connection contributes before you enable it, and a connected badge makes active providers easy to recognize.

Moxie Apps and integrations library showing calendar and meeting provider cards

The integration library keeps provider-specific settings out of the main navigation while giving each connection a consistent home.

Connect first, then configure

  • OAuth providers, such as Google and Microsoft, open the provider's secure authorization flow. Moxie never asks you to type that provider's password.

  • Credential-based providers, such as iCloud or CalDAV, ask for the account details required by that service.

  • Connected providers open a management panel where you can review accounts, change options, add another account, or disconnect.

Know which setting owns the behavior

Calendar, accounting, and automation connections live in Apps & integrations. The payment methods clients can use on invoices live separately in Settings → Payments. Email sending and inbox connections live in Settings → Communications.

Before disconnecting

Review what the integration supplies. Disconnecting a calendar can affect conflict checks and meeting locations; disconnecting a payment provider prevents clients from choosing it for new payments; deleting an API key immediately stops apps using that key.


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