46 Integrations: The Most Complete Ecosystem for Freelancers and Small Businesses

Most business software connects to a handful of tools and calls it an ecosystem. A Stripe integration here, a Google Calendar sync there, maybe a Zapier connection if you are lucky. For freelancers and small businesses juggling 8 to 12 tools daily, that is not enough.

Frihet takes a different approach. Instead of building a walled garden and hoping you will abandon your existing tools, Frihet connects to the tools you already use. All of them. The goal is simple: your business data should live in one place, regardless of where it originates. No duplicate entry, no copy-pasting between tabs, no monthly reconciliation marathons.

As of March 2026, Frihet connects with 46 tools across 8 categories: payments, banking, e-commerce, productivity, communication, automation, CRM, expenses, and digital signing. Every integration is included in every plan -- no premium tiers, no add-on fees. This article walks through each category and every integration, so you know exactly what connects and what it does for your business.

Payments

Getting paid is the core of any business. Every day you spend chasing payments or reconciling transactions manually is a day you are not doing actual work. Frihet's payment integrations close the loop between invoicing and collection automatically.

Stripe is the backbone for online payments. Connect it once, and every payment received through Stripe is automatically matched to the corresponding Frihet invoice. The invoice status updates in real time. Processing fees are logged as expenses. No manual reconciliation.

PayPal works the same way for clients who prefer it. Payments are tracked, matched to invoices, and reconciled without you lifting a finger. For businesses that offer both Stripe and PayPal as payment options, both feeds merge into the same unified view.

GoCardless handles direct debit payments -- particularly useful for recurring billing in the UK and Europe. Clients authorize once, and payments are pulled automatically on schedule. Failed payments trigger automatic retries and notifications.

Stripe Connect is for platform businesses and marketplaces. If you manage payments on behalf of others -- subcontractors, vendors, affiliates -- Stripe Connect lets you split, hold, and route funds while Frihet tracks every movement.

Stripe Revenue Sync goes deeper than basic payment matching. It imports your full Stripe revenue data -- subscriptions, one-time charges, refunds, disputes -- and maps it to your Frihet financial reports. For SaaS businesses and subscription models, this turns Frihet into a real-time revenue dashboard.

Banking

Bank reconciliation is the task most freelancers dread. Downloading CSV files, cross-referencing line items, hunting for that one transaction that does not match. Frihet's banking integrations eliminate this entirely by pulling transactions directly into your account.

Revolut syncs your business account transactions automatically. Multi-currency transactions are converted and categorized. If you use Revolut as your primary business account, this integration alone can save several hours per month.

Wise is essential for businesses that send or receive international payments. Frihet imports Wise transactions, matches them to invoices and expenses, and handles the currency conversion data so your books stay accurate across currencies.

Qonto is popular among European SMBs and startups. The integration pulls transactions in real time and categorizes them using Frihet's AI, reducing the manual categorization work to near zero.

Mercury is the banking choice for many US startups and tech companies. Frihet syncs Mercury transactions, maps them to your existing invoices and expenses, and keeps your cash flow dashboard current without manual imports.

N26 brings your N26 Business account into Frihet. Transactions sync automatically, and the AI categorization engine tags each one based on your historical patterns.

Open Banking connects Frihet to thousands of banks through PSD2 in Europe and Open Banking APIs globally. If your bank is not on this list by name, chances are it is accessible through Open Banking. Transactions import daily, and the matching engine suggests reconciliation pairs that you confirm with a single click.

E-commerce

If you sell products online -- whether physical goods, digital downloads, or services through a storefront -- your e-commerce platform generates financial data that needs to land in your books. Doing this manually is slow and error-prone. Frihet's e-commerce integrations handle it.

Shopify syncs orders, payments, refunds, and product data. Every Shopify sale creates a corresponding entry in Frihet. Shipping costs, taxes, and payment processing fees are broken out automatically. For Shopify store owners, this eliminates the end-of-month accounting scramble.

WooCommerce does the same for WordPress-based stores. Orders flow into Frihet as they happen, with full line-item detail. If you run WooCommerce with multiple payment gateways, Frihet consolidates them all.

Gumroad is the go-to for digital creators selling ebooks, courses, templates, and software. Frihet pulls Gumroad sales data and maps each transaction to your revenue reports. Gumroad fees are logged as expenses.

Lemon Squeezy is the newer alternative for digital products and SaaS. The integration works similarly to Gumroad: sales, subscriptions, refunds, and fees all sync to Frihet automatically.

PrestaShop covers businesses running on this open-source e-commerce platform, which is particularly popular in France and Southern Europe. Orders, customers, and payment data sync to Frihet.

Etsy connects your handmade or vintage goods shop. Sales, fees, and shipping costs import into Frihet, giving you clear visibility into your actual margins per product -- something Etsy's own dashboard does not make easy.

Square bridges online and in-person sales. If you use Square POS for physical transactions and Square Online for e-commerce, Frihet unifies both streams. This is particularly valuable for businesses that sell at markets, pop-ups, or retail locations alongside their online store.

Squarespace syncs commerce data from Squarespace-powered websites. Orders, subscriptions, and customer data flow into Frihet without manual export.

Productivity and Projects

Time tracking and project management generate data that directly affects your invoicing. Hours tracked in one tool should flow into invoices in another without copying numbers from one screen to the next. Frihet's productivity integrations make that connection automatic.

Toggl Track is one of the most popular time trackers among freelancers. Connect it to Frihet, and tracked hours can be pulled into invoices directly. No more exporting CSV files from Toggl and manually building invoice line items.

Clockify offers a free alternative with similar functionality. The Frihet integration imports time entries, maps them to clients and projects, and makes them available for one-click invoicing.

Harvest combines time tracking with expense logging. Frihet syncs both, so tracked hours and project-related expenses show up together when it is time to invoice.

Asana connects project milestones and task completion to your financial workflow. When a project reaches a billable milestone in Asana, Frihet can trigger the corresponding invoice. This keeps project delivery and billing in sync.

Trello provides a simpler project view. The integration tracks board activity and card movements, linking project progress to financial milestones in Frihet. Useful for freelancers who manage client work through Trello boards.

Notion serves as a knowledge base and project hub for many small teams. Frihet's Notion integration links workspace data to your financial records, keeping contracts, project notes, and invoicing connected.

Communication and Storage

Business communication generates documents, schedules, and data that eventually becomes part of your financial record. A signed contract in your inbox, a meeting scheduled for a client call, a receipt saved in cloud storage. These integrations keep everything connected.

Slack sends Frihet notifications directly to your workspace. New invoice paid, expense flagged for review, cash flow alert triggered -- these appear in your Slack channel in real time. For teams that live in Slack, this means financial updates happen where you already are, not in a separate tab you forget to check.

Google Calendar syncs your business calendar with Frihet. Invoice due dates, payment schedules, and tax deadlines appear alongside your regular meetings. No more missing a quarterly filing because it was only tracked in your accounting tool.

Outlook Calendar provides the same functionality for Microsoft 365 users. Due dates, payment reminders, and financial milestones sync to your Outlook calendar.

Google Drive connects your cloud storage to Frihet's document management. Receipts, contracts, and supporting documents can be linked directly to their corresponding transactions. When your accountant asks for the receipt behind an expense, you find it in seconds.

Google Sheets enables custom reporting and data exports. Pull Frihet data into a spreadsheet for custom analysis, share financial summaries with partners, or build reports that go beyond what any dashboard offers. For businesses that still rely on spreadsheets for certain workflows, this integration bridges the gap.

Dropbox works like Google Drive for document storage and linking. Receipts and contracts stored in Dropbox are accessible directly from their associated Frihet transactions.

Mailchimp connects your email marketing with your client data. Sync client segments from Frihet to Mailchimp for targeted campaigns, or track which marketing efforts translate into actual revenue. For freelancers who market their services through email, this closes the loop between spending on marketing and seeing results.

Automation

Some businesses have workflows that do not fit neatly into predefined integrations. A specific sequence of actions triggered by a payment. A custom notification when an expense exceeds a threshold. A multi-step process involving three different tools. That is where automation platforms come in.

n8n is the open-source automation platform. Frihet's n8n integration exposes a full API that lets you build any workflow you can imagine. When a new invoice is created in Frihet, trigger a Slack message, update a CRM record, and log the event in a spreadsheet -- all in one automated flow. For technical users, n8n provides unlimited flexibility without per-task pricing.

Zapier connects Frihet to 6,000+ apps through a no-code interface. If you are not technical, Zapier is the fastest way to automate workflows between Frihet and any other tool in your stack. Popular zaps include sending invoice data to Google Sheets, creating Trello cards for overdue payments, and posting Slack alerts for large expenses.

Make (formerly Integromat) offers more complex automation scenarios than Zapier at a lower price point. The visual workflow builder lets you design multi-branch automations with conditional logic. Connect Frihet to Make when your workflows need more sophistication than simple if-then triggers.

CRM

Your client relationships generate revenue. Your CRM tracks those relationships. Connecting the two means you always know the financial health of every client relationship -- not just what they owe, but what they are worth over time.

HubSpot syncs contact and deal data with Frihet. When a deal closes in HubSpot, Frihet can generate the invoice. When a payment is received in Frihet, HubSpot's deal record updates. Sales and finance stay aligned without manual updates or status meetings.

Pipedrive is built for sales teams that want simplicity. The Frihet integration maps Pipedrive deals to invoices and tracks payment status back to the deal pipeline. You see which deals converted to revenue and which are still outstanding.

Intercom connects customer support with financial data. When a support conversation involves a billing question, the agent can see the client's invoice and payment history directly. For businesses where support and billing overlap -- which is most small businesses -- this saves time and reduces friction.

Expenses

Tracking business expenses is mandatory but tedious. Manually entering every purchase, categorizing it, and attaching the receipt is exactly the kind of work that gets postponed until tax season, when it becomes a crisis. These integrations automate expense capture.

Pleo syncs company card transactions directly to Frihet. Every purchase made with a Pleo card appears in Frihet automatically, categorized by the AI engine. Receipts captured in Pleo's app are linked to the corresponding expense. For teams that use Pleo for company spending, this eliminates expense reports entirely.

Expensify imports expense reports and receipt data. If your team already uses Expensify for expense management, the Frihet integration pulls that data into your unified financial view. No need to export and re-import.

Digital Signing

Contracts, proposals, and agreements are the financial commitments behind your invoices. When a contract is signed, the clock starts on delivery and billing. These integrations connect the signing moment to the financial workflow.

PandaDoc syncs document status with Frihet. When a proposal is signed in PandaDoc, Frihet can trigger the first invoice automatically. Document values, payment terms, and client data flow between both platforms. For businesses that send proposals before invoicing, this eliminates the gap between "deal signed" and "invoice sent."

DocuSign provides the same workflow for DocuSign users. Signed agreements trigger financial actions in Frihet -- invoice creation, project kickoff, payment schedule setup. The legal and financial sides of your business stay synchronized.

HelloSign (now Dropbox Sign) offers a lighter alternative. The integration tracks signature status and connects signed documents to their corresponding Frihet records. Signed contracts are archived and linked to the client profile automatically.

Coming soon

The integration ecosystem keeps growing. Three integrations currently in development:

Plaid will expand banking connectivity to thousands of financial institutions, with a particular focus on US banks and credit unions.

Amazon Seller will bring Amazon marketplace data -- orders, fees, FBA costs, and settlements -- directly into Frihet. For Amazon sellers, this means accurate profitability tracking without spreadsheet gymnastics.

WhatsApp Business will enable client communication and invoice delivery through WhatsApp. In markets where WhatsApp is the primary business communication channel, this integration will be significant.

One dashboard, 46 connections

The real value of 46 integrations is not the number itself. It is what happens when they work together.

Consider a typical day: a client pays an invoice through Stripe. The payment is matched automatically. The bank transaction from Revolut confirms it the next day and reconciles. The CRM deal in HubSpot updates to "closed-won." A Slack notification confirms the payment to your team. The time tracked in Toggl for that project is archived. The signed contract in PandaDoc is linked to the completed invoice. Your financial dashboard reflects the updated revenue in real time.

That is seven integrations working in concert, replacing what would have been 15 to 20 minutes of manual work spread across four different tools. Multiply that across every client, every payment, every expense -- and you start to see how a connected ecosystem reclaims entire days per month.

All 46 integrations are included in every Frihet plan, including the free tier. No modules to unlock, no premium add-ons, no per-integration fees. Connect the tools you use, disconnect the ones you do not, and change your mind anytime.

If you are still copying data between tabs, reconciling spreadsheets at month-end, or manually matching payments to invoices -- you do not have a productivity problem. You have an integration problem. And it has a solution.

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