APIs
Scheduled file transfer
Scheduled pickup and delivery of files, for the systems that will never have an API worth using.
Where this actually stands
PlannedPlanned
Designed and on the roadmap: we know what it would do and roughly what it takes. No code has been written, and we are not going to imply otherwise.
Connection type
File import
A file leaves the other system and G1 reads it — statements, exports, schedules. Unglamorous, and the most reliable thing in the building.
What it would do
Scheduled file transfer, connected.
The integration that works with anything.
G1 does not ask you to replace a system that works. Where a connection exists, the point of it is to remove the person in the middle — the weekly export, the re-key, the spreadsheet that reconciles two tools that should have agreed in the first place.
The long tail is most of the list. A documented API, webhooks and scheduled file transfer cover the systems that will never have a named integration.
Every categoryModules it feeds
- AccountingAvailableA general ledger that drills back to the document behind every number.
- Cash flowAvailableBank feeds in, reconciliation done, cash position you can trust.
- PayrollPlannedPayroll cost in the ledger without a monthly journal ritual.
A connector is only as useful as the module reading it. Where the module is still in development, the connector waits for it.
APIs
Others in the same category.
- PlannedExplore
API
REST API
A documented way in and out for anything else.
- PlannedExplore
Webhook
Webhooks
Tell another system the moment something happens.
- PlannedExplore
Webhook
Zapier
Connect the long tail without writing code.
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Connect what you already use
Tell us how Scheduled file transfer is used where you are.
What matters is not the connector — it is the work it removes. Describe the manual step and we will tell you whether a connection actually fixes it.