Connect the systems your operation depends on.

Book the work through Dryvn. The calendar stays updated underneath.

Status detail. Dryvn can read availability and place appointments on the right calendar. Being verified end to end before we call it live.

Send Dryvn the document. It lands where your business already keeps files.

Status detail. Photos, receipts and job documents filed into the folders you already use.

Keep the sheet your team already trusts. Dryvn writes to it instead of you.

Status detail. Connector exists with known limits on what can be written. We are confirming the customer-usable path before marketing it as live.

Dryvn sends what needs sending, from the business, on your say-so.

Status detail. Dryvn platform email delivery is available today. Connecting a customer's own Gmail mailbox is a separate capability still in rollout.

Schedule through the conversation. Outlook stays the calendar of record.

Status detail. Real business connector code exists; deployment and configuration are being verified.

Handle customer email through Dryvn while Outlook remains the mailbox.

Job documents filed into the SharePoint structure your business already runs.

Status detail. Substantial connector work is complete; production deployment is being verified.

Photos and paperwork stored where your team already looks for them.

Ask for the numbers. Excel stays the workbook underneath.

Have Dryvn draft the document in the format your business already uses.

Let customers book while Dryvn handles what happens after the booking.

Reach Dryvn from the channel your team already works in.

Operational data flowing into the reporting your leadership already reads.

Tell Dryvn to invoice the customer. QuickBooks keeps the books underneath.

Status detail. Connector architecture exists. It stays in rollout until Dryvn's operational commands drive the full invoice-to-books path in production.

Invoice through Dryvn while Zoho Books remains the accounting record.

Bill and reconcile through the conversation, with Xero underneath.

Keep Sage as the ledger. Operate it through Dryvn.

Send the invoice by asking. FreshBooks keeps the record.

Small-business books kept current without you opening the app.

Work through Dryvn while Zoho remains the CRM system of record.

Job files stored in WorkDrive without anyone filing them by hand.

Get the signature requested and tracked without chasing it yourself.

Appointments booked and followed through, end to end.

Get paid for the work. Dryvn watches the payment through to received.

Status detail. Live for the currently supported Stripe payment workflow.

Take payment where your customers already pay you.

The way most Canadian customers actually pay, tracked against the job.

Another way to get paid, reconciled to the same job record.

Keep your booking link. Dryvn handles everything after the booking.

Bookings turn into jobs, reminders and follow-up automatically.

Salon and spa bookings connected to the rest of the operation.

Appointments and clients carried through to invoicing and follow-up.

Booking and payment in one thread, without switching apps.

Text Dryvn the way you would text a staff member, including photos and documents by MMS.

Status detail. Text and MMS are one of the ways to reach Dryvn. The dashboard remains the control room for visibility, configuration and approval.

Reach customers on the channel they already answer.

Ask Dryvn from the channel your team already lives in.

Meetings scheduled and followed up without the manual admin.

Send the agreement and let Dryvn chase the signature.

Approvals collected without you tracking who has signed.

Proposals out the door and followed up until answered.

Connect Dryvn to the long tail of tools your business already wired up.

Extend Dryvn into custom workflows your operation already depends on.