New connectors: Adobe Acrobat Sign, Telegram, Calendly, Webex, Typeform and Google Forms

A new batch of bring-your-own-account (BYO) connectors. They all start inert: you paste the credential in Settings, Integrations, enable it, and only then do they work. Credentials are encrypted and never shown back. No cost from us.

These connectors follow the same model as the others: bring your own account (BYO). Open Settings, Integrations, find the card, paste the credential (always encrypted) and enable it. Until it is configured and enabled, nothing happens.

E-signature: Adobe Acrobat Sign

Sends documents for signature and receives the status back when the signer signs, updating the request (and marking a linked quote as accepted when there is one).

1. Enter your account API access point (something like https://api.na1.adobesign.com), an access token (integration key or OAuth) and your Adobe Sign application Client ID.
2. Copy the webhook URL and, in Adobe Sign, create an agreement-events webhook pointing to it.
3. Enable it. Adobe Sign sends the Client ID in the header of every webhook, and we check it matches yours.

Messaging: Telegram

Brings your Telegram bot messages straight into the omnichannel Inbox (Social channel) and lets you reply from the CRM.

1. Create a bot with @BotFather and paste the bot token into the card. Optionally set a webhook secret.
2. Copy the webhook URL and register it with the Bot API setWebhook method (optionally with the same secret_token).
3. Enable it. Each incoming message becomes an Inbox thread, with the contact matched or created as a Lead.

Scheduling: Calendly

When someone books with you on Calendly, the CRM creates a Lead (by email) and a meeting with the date, time and video link.

1. Copy the webhook URL and, in Calendly, create a webhook subscription for invitee.created and invitee.canceled pointing to it.
2. Paste the signing key returned when you create the subscription (it verifies each delivery).
3. Enable it. New bookings become a meeting; cancellations mark the meeting as canceled.

Video: Webex

Generates a Webex meeting link on your meetings, just like Zoom. No webhook: it is only the credential that enables the generate-link button.

1. Register an OAuth Integration in Webex (scope meeting:schedules_write) and paste the Client ID, Client Secret and a Refresh Token.
2. Enable it. On a meeting activity with a date and time, use the generate Webex link button.
3. We exchange the refresh token for a short access token per meeting and store the join link.

Website forms: Typeform and Google Forms

They turn each submission into a Lead, with the same flexible field matching (name, email, phone, company, message) as the native website form.

1. Typeform: copy the webhook URL and add a webhook to your form pointing to it; set a secret so we can verify the signature.
2. Google Forms: since there is no native webhook, add an Apps Script onFormSubmit trigger that POSTs the responses (e.namedValues) to the card URL, sending the shared secret.
3. Enable it. Each identifiable response becomes a Lead, deduped by email and by the submission id.

None of these cost anything from us: the account and credentials are yours. If a webhook is rejected, check the secret (a value different from the one stored in the CRM is rejected with 401).

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