Connect a website to Pilot-Biz without writing code
Linking a website to a dashboard sounds technical. With Pilot-Biz you enter the address of the site, and the assistant tells you exactly what to do for the technology it finds.
Four ways to connect
Depending on your site, one method is usually enough.
- A link to paste into your shop’s notifications or webhooks (Shopify, WooCommerce, Stripe…)
- One line to add so the site’s forms reach you
- The business mailbox, connected read-only
- A quick manual entry for a business without a website
An assistant that reads your site
The setup assistant analyses your home page, recognises its technology and recommends the simplest method. For a custom site, it prepares a message ready to send to your developer.
You stay in control
Every connection has its own key, which you can revoke at any time. Passwords and card numbers typed into your forms are never read.
Guides, tool by tool
- ShopifyOrders, payments and refunds
- WooCommerceWordPress shop: orders and payments
- WordPressPlugin: forms and orders
- StripePayments, failures, disputes and subscriptions
- Wix, Squarespace, WebflowYour site’s forms, with one line of code
- Typeform and TallyEvery response becomes a request
- Zapier, Make, n8nCalendly, Google Forms, Airtable and thousands of apps
- Gmail and mailboxesGmail, Outlook, OVH, Hostinger, Zoho: all of a business’s emails
- WhatsApp BusinessOne number per business, conversations in one place
- TelegramUrgent alerts and the morning brief
- Custom website (API)PHP, Laravel, Node, Python: through a developer
Frequently asked questions
Does Pilot-Biz work with a custom PHP site?
Yes. A small script or an API call is enough; Pilot-Biz gives you the lines to copy and developer documentation.
How long does it take to connect a site?
A few minutes. The assistant confirms as soon as the first event arrives.