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Connections you can verify, not a logo wall.

Integration pages usually promise everything and connect nothing. NexTable shows the real provider catalog and the real connection state of each venue, and prepares connections when you ask.

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Across the shiftIntegrations

Operators who already run a POS, a booking provider and a payroll tool, and want them mapped honestly.

Venues and groups that need to know exactly what is connected before service relies on it.

01

What the workspace holds

The provider catalog, the connection state per venue and the mapping between a provider’s locations and your venues.

02

Start from the catalog

Only providers with a real adapter are listed as connectable.

03

Prepare the connection

Eve or a manager prepares the connection record when asked. A provider counts as connected only once its location mapping is verified.

04

Read the true state

Each venue shows whether a provider is connected, pending or absent, without pretending.

A provider catalog, real connection states and preparation on request.

Connection preparation runs through a real executor as soon as a manager asks. A venue shows a provider as connected only once its location mapping is verified. Provider testing and state changes stay unavailable until a production adapter exists for that provider.

StatusProvider testing and state changes remain unavailable until a real adapter exists.

No connector is claimed before its adapter exists.

If a system you rely on is not in the catalog, we scope it in the implementation conversation instead of promising it here.

Real provider catalog
Connection state per venue
Connected only when verified
No promised connectors

The other seven services, one click away.

Every service shares the same account, venues and permissions. Open any of them and the context comes along.

Bring the list of systems you actually run.

We will map each one to a venue and tell you what connects today.