Integrations

Connect post operations to the tools teams already use.

PostSync starts with the workflows that must work on day one, then expands into email, calendars, storage, review platforms, messaging, accounting, identity, and analytics.

PostSync integration-ready command center
From footage to final delivery, every cut in sync.
Email
Active foundation
Storage
Media layer
Identity
Enterprise path
Review
Approval ecosystem
Operating record
Email distribution
Calendar sync
Storage links

Integration principle

Integrations should reduce admin, not create another place to manage work.

The platform needs to own the operating record, then connect to the outside systems that help move that record forward.

Foundation

Email distribution

Send workspace summaries, revisions, delivery updates, and secure recipient links through managed email infrastructure.

Configured by rollout

Calendar sync

Push deadlines, shoot days, review dates, delivery windows, and archive checkpoints into team calendars.

Configured by rollout

Storage links

Connect Drive, Dropbox, Frame.io, local NAS, R2, or S3-style storage to media and archive records.

Configured by rollout

Review platforms

Connect review links, approval states, comments, and version references without replacing existing review tools.

Operational layers

The integration plan follows the workflows that create value.

Messaging

Route nudges, risk alerts, and delivery reminders into Slack, Teams, WhatsApp Business, or SMS when appropriate.

Accounting

Prepare invoice, purchase order, vendor, and project cost exports after operational records are stable.

Identity

Support SSO, domain controls, audit-ready user records, and enterprise access review.

Analytics

Turn ingest delays, risk categories, delivery readiness, and archive completion into company-level insight.

Integration request

Start with the workflow that is blocking the team today.

The right integration plan is driven by real post-production pain, not by a long list of logos.

Request integration