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Integrations

Integrations that unite your tech stack

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Andrew Qu

We build our integrations to ensure your financial systems actually scale, which is why we custom-develop each one. After 30 years in this space, we know that if we don’t consider the full cross-system process, you will only fragment your data and create tech debt. Everest eliminates those silos and saves your team from workarounds and spreadsheets.

Build faster with native integrations and an API layer

Our philosophy is that every integration we write should support your full business process, not just generate journal entries. That means each of those below offer full object lifecycle visibility. See vendor bills, payroll runs, payments, card transactions, and more. This gives you full operational context over your entire fintech stack, not just accounting summaries.

Stripe

Salesforce

Ramp

BILL

Brex

Expensify

Avalara

Anrok

Personio

Rippling

Pleo

HubSpot

Xero

QuickBooks

Navan

Payhawk

Tired of fintechs promising 5,000 integrations that only make journal entries?

Us too. We build based on a roadmap, choose integrations and partners carefully, and consider all the unique business processes and data definitions.

For example, your people can record expenses in Ramp that sync to your Salesforce customers, allowing you to add those costs to the project. Every integration we write is like that. And all are built to work together.

Build faster on Everest’s open API

Customers use our self-serve API to write their own integrations. Their tech teams can hook in 3PL providers for retail workflows, expand peer-to-peer payments, integrate data pipelines, manage inventory, and align their ad expenses. It all happens within the Everest source of truth.

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Need an integration? Our team is always building

Your roadmap is our roadmap. Bring us your tech stack issues and process maps and we can work together to ensure your critical flows work as intended—not merely pipe data one way.