Wave, ready to run.
The Wave integration brings a small business's books into an operation. Floowed reads customers, invoices and transactions from Wave, checks the case against your rules, and writes back the customer or invoice that results.
What it does.
What Floowed reads from Wave
- Customers and their details
- Invoices, their status and what is still unpaid
- Transactions recorded in the business's accounts
- Products and services, for pricing checks
What it writes back
- A new customer, once the case clears
- A draft invoice, where the case creates one
- The outcome, recorded in Floowed's case log against the customer
Wave suits owner-run businesses where one person does the books, so the useful operations are small: checking a customer before extending terms, or preparing an invoice for review. Keep drafts as drafts and let the owner send them.
How it connects.
- 1
Connect Wave
Using its API, with scoped access. Nothing migrates and nothing is replaced.
- 2
Build your operation
Describe it in Slack, Teams or the Floowed Dashboard. Floowed builds it and asks only what it can’t work out.
- 3
Let it run
Every case runs from request to outcome, the same way each time, with the reasons on record. Anything sensitive waits for a person.
Questions
Does Floowed integrate with Wave?
Yes. Floowed connects to your Wave business through its API, with access limited to what the operation uses.
What can Floowed do in Wave?
It reads customers, invoices and transactions as evidence for a case, and creates customers or draft invoices when your rules call for one.
Is my Wave data secure?
Floowed only gets the access it needs in Wave, never stores a password, and logs every read and write with the reason.
What does the Wave integration cost?
Nothing extra. Integrations are included in every plan, and you only pay for the work your operations do.
Start with Wave. Add the rest.
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