Integrations & Extensibility
Connect the event platform without turning integrations into a second operating model.
Domplatta uses shared mapping, import/export, webhook, connector and API services so external systems can participate in the event while Domplatta keeps the operational context coherent.
INTEGRATION FLOWConnected event data
DOMPLATTARegistrationCRMWebhooksReportingMediaProviders
Integration paths
Meet external systems at the right boundary.
Connect registration sources, including Gravity Forms-based event registration, to the canonical attendee model.
Use inbound/outbound webhook patterns and automation connectors such as Zapier-ready workflows where configured.
Keep audiences and message logic in Domplatta while delivery uses configured provider adapters.
Connect approved media/storage services to Learning and content workflows without changing the event identity model.
Operational visibility
Integrations should be testable, observable and recoverable.
Event teams need readiness, testing and retry visibility without being exposed to raw credentials or low-level repair controls.
Map the integration to the correct event, fields and authorized data boundary.
Verify connectivity and mapping before the live event depends on it.
Surface readiness, delivery or synchronization evidence in the operational experience.
Recover from transient failures using controlled retry paths instead of silently losing event data.
One event model
External systems can connect without redefining People, Organizations or event permissions.
Imports and registration sources land in the attendee model used by the rest of the event.
Connected workflows use the same client, agency, sponsor and exhibitor relationships.
Integration access follows the same event and permission model as the product experience.
Extend Domplatta without fragmenting the event workflow.
Connect registration, automation, providers, reporting and media around the same event model.