REST API
Stories, categories and media records are reachable programmatically over HTTP — used both to pull content in and to push it out.
Integrations
Integrations
News software does not work in isolation. The agency feed coming in, the notification sent to search engines, the live stream pushed to other platforms — we have written down exactly what connects where.
A news site talks to the outside world dozens of times a day: it pulls stories from an agency, tells search engines about new content, carries the live stream to other platforms. Each of these connections is a separate piece of configuration, and most are done once during setup.
The list below contains only the connections that genuinely exist in the product. If a service is not named here, that integration does not exist yet; if you need it, write to us so we can consider it for the roadmap.
The Integration Layer
Even where no product-specific integration has been written, you can build the connection yourself; the software keeps the necessary interfaces open.
Webhook
When a story is published or updated, an immediate notification is sent to an address you choose — no polling required.
Agency feed
If you hold an agency subscription, the incoming feed is processed into the panel over this layer. The subscription contract is between you and the agency.
Configured at setup
The Google News sitemap, AMP output and RSS feeds are set up once at first install; nothing further is required.
Integrations Included
The list of ready-made integrations is being prepared. If there is a service you need, write to us — because the REST API and webhook interfaces are open, most connections can already be built today.
Brand names and marks are the registered trademarks of their owners and appear here only to identify the services we connect to. Their presence does not imply a reseller or partnership relationship with the organisations named.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can we connect to a service that is not on the list?
Because the REST API and webhook interfaces are open, you can connect to most services yourself. If you would like a ready-made integration, write to us; we can assess the need and consider it for the roadmap.
Who sets up the integrations?
We do, during setup. Each integration's own page sets out which steps are ours and which are yours.
I saw a brand name elsewhere that is not on this list — why?
We list only the connections that genuinely exist in the product. Services mentioned in our blog posts are there for general explanation; a mention does not mean we integrate with that service.
Is the Integration You Need Missing From the List?
The REST API and webhook interfaces are open, so you can connect from your side. Write to us if you would like a ready-made integration.