Integrations

Integrations connect Juiced to the outside services that send your emails and texts, take your customers’ payments, track your portal, and enrich your leads. Open Integrations under Integrations in the sidebar. Each service has a card showing its status, which is Enabled, Not Configured, or Failing when the service has started rejecting your credentials. Click a card to connect it. Fill in the credentials and click Connect. Once it’s connected, the same card opens the edit page. Change what you need and click Save changes on the save bar, or click Delete in the header to disconnect it.

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Stripe

Stripe takes your customers’ card payments for deposits, auto recharge, and subscriptions. Stripe is optional. If you don’t collect payments from customers through Juiced (say, you bill them elsewhere, or you only sell to partners), you can skip it. You don’t connect Stripe from this page. Go to Settings → Application → Payments & Deposits and click Connect Stripe to go through Stripe’s onboarding (see Payments and deposits). Once you’re connected, the Stripe card shows Enabled, and its page shows your Account ID. It’s managed automatically, so you can’t edit or delete it here. Without Stripe, you can still create customers and adjust their balances by hand. Customers can’t add cards, make deposits, use auto recharge, or start card-based subscriptions until you connect it.

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SendGrid

SendGrid sends your customer notification emails. Connecting it turns on the Email channel in notification templates. If SendGrid starts rejecting your key, the card shows Failing and the edit page explains what SendGrid said. Emails aren’t sent until it’s fixed, so check the account’s credits and the key’s permissions, then save a working key.

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Twilio

Twilio sends your customer notification text messages. Connecting it turns on the SMS channel in notification templates. Enter your Account SID, Auth Token, and Messaging Service SID.

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Google Tag Manager

Add your Google Tag Manager Container ID to load your container in the customer portal and on its sign-in and sign-up pages. From there you can add analytics, conversion tracking, and marketing tags without touching code.

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Intercom

Add your Intercom App ID to show the Intercom messenger in your customer portal, so customers can reach your support team without leaving it.

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Real Estate API

The RealEstateAPI integration enriches leads with property and owner data from RealEstateAPI.com. It’s especially handy for real estate leads, where property details help qualify and route them. Both keys are encrypted. When editing, leave a key blank to keep the current one.

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Enriching leads during distribution

Enrichment runs as a Real Estate API stage in your distribution stages. The method appears once the integration is connected, and you can have one Real Estate API stage per lead category. The stage’s Real Estate API Configuration has four settings.

• Lead Category limits enrichment to leads in this category.
• Property Data Enrichment lets you pick property values such as Estimated Value, Bedrooms, Year Built, Owner 1 Full Name, or Last Sale Price.
• Skip Trace Owner Contacts lets you pick owner values such as Owner Names, Owner Phones, and Owner Emails. This needs the Skip Trace API key.
• Field Mappings map each picked value to one of your lead fields. Turn on Overwrite Existing for a field that should replace a value the lead already has; otherwise, enrichment only fills empty fields.

The stage doesn’t end distribution. The lead moves on to the next stage with its new data, so later stages can use it in their conditions. The stage’s result in the lead’s incoming log shows how it went, such as “No fields enriched” when the lookup found nothing to add. For setup steps, see Configuring distribution stages.