This is how it works:

DealBuilder supports a technology called webhooks, which means that DealBuilder can send information to SuperOffice every time an agreement is signed.

But there are a lot of other ways SuperOffice integrates with DealBuilder, so that your company can work more efficiently with agreements and eSignature.

This can be information from the agreements such as:

• company name
• organization number
• the customer’s telephone number
• email address
• regular postal addresses
• who sent the contract (seller)
• when the contract was signed
• which products the customer has bought
• at what prices and what discounts

Separate fields can also be created and filled in before the contract is sent to the customer, including text fields, number fields, date fields, or choices made in drop-down menus. 

Regardless of the type of fields you want to add to your contracts, this information can also be stored and pushed via webhooks when the contract is signed, for example, to SuperOffice other systems.

Set up the integration yourself or use an intermediary such as Zapier, a “no code” tool, which allows you to integrate with SuperOffice in a couple of minutes. We can of course help you with this if you wish.

Below is an image from Zapier, which illustrates the many possibilities for type of integrations between DealBuilder and SuperOffice.

With so many options in SuperOffice, it is possible to cover almost all needs in an integration between DealBuilder and SuperOffice with regard to efficient processes around agreements and eSigning.