Access control
Bridge only the rental or account-state workflows confirmed in written scope; hardware and physical access remain outside StoRegister scope.
StoRegister integration ecosystem
Self-storage software integrations, scoped around one operating record.
Evaluate access control, payments, CRM, accounting, e-invoicing and document-signing routes without hiding the operating boundaries. Every connection is scoped by provider, market, product, version, workflow, permissions, security, evidence and ownership before configuration or go-live.
A provider name identifies a compatibility-review path—not a partnership, certification or promise of universal support. Third-party subscriptions, hardware, transaction fees and provider services remain separate unless expressly included in the agreed scope.
6 provider categoriesspecialist systems around the operating record
SafeRegister bridgeseparately priced access-control application
Scoped Open API useStoRegister-approved use case with documented boundaries
Evidence before go-liveacceptance, fallback and ownership documented
Direct answer
Which third-party systems can StoRegister integrate with?
StoRegister can evaluate controlled routes to the specialist systems a self-storage operation already uses. The goal is not to move every record everywhere; it is to keep the minimum authorised data, action, response and owner connected to the same operating story.
Payments
Scope checkout, mandate, payment, refund and reconciliation events for the processor, acquirer and market in use.
CRM
Define authorised lead or contact hand-offs, field ownership, consent handling, deduplication and lifecycle responsibility.
Finance and documents
Assess accounting, e-invoicing and signing routes against local mandates, identifiers, evidence and retention rules.
Provider compatibility directory
Start with the provider. Finish with a tested workflow.
Use the categories to review possible routes. Every card remains subject to the exact provider product, market, account, available capability, permission, configuration, security and agreed implementation scope.
Compatibility information reviewed 24 July 2026
Listed for review
A card is a discovery starting point, not proof of an available production connector.
Scoped in writing
Provider, product, market, route, workflow, permissions, charges and owners are recorded.
Accepted for use
Normal and failure paths, reconciliation, fallback and support ownership are evidenced.
Access control
sedisto
Evaluate the SafeRegister hand-off for the installed sedisto product, facility access points and authorised workflow.
Provider website
Access control
Sensorberg One Access
Assess provider capability, access policy, identifiers, facility mapping, exception handling and evidence through SafeRegister.
Provider website
Access control
Nokē Smart Entry
Review the installed Nokē product, market, credentials, Smart Entry behaviour, fallback and accepted SafeRegister scope.
Provider website
Access control
StorLogix Cloud by PTI Security Systems
Confirm the PTI product edition, controller, facility mapping, available route and acceptance evidence before configuration.
Provider website
Payment provider
Stripe
Assess requested payment, mandate, refund and reconciliation workflows for the operator account and market.
Provider website
Payment provider
Lyra
Evaluate transaction, authentication, response, retry and settlement hand-offs for the agreed country and account.
Provider website
Payment provider
Viva.com
Confirm acquiring coverage, account configuration, payment method, callbacks and reconciliation requirements.
Provider website
Payment provider
Mollie
Assess payment methods, authorisation, webhook behaviour, refunds and reconciliation for the approved merchant account.
Provider website
Payment provider
HyperPay
Review regional availability, merchant configuration, payment events, responses and settlement responsibilities.
Provider website
Payment provider
Vipps MobilePay
Confirm country, product, merchant agreement, customer journey, callback and reconciliation scope.
Provider website
Payment provider
Payarc
Assess merchant eligibility, transaction events, token or payment method handling, refunds and settlement evidence.
Provider website
Payment provider
Worldline
Review the selected Worldline product, country, payment route, response handling and financial reconciliation boundary.
Provider websitePayment provider
PayPal Braintree
Confirm merchant account, supported methods, vault or token scope, webhooks, disputes and reconciliation responsibilities.
Provider website
CRM
HubSpot
Scope authorised lead or contact hand-offs, field ownership, consent, deduplication, lifecycle and error handling.
Provider website
Accounting
Xero
Confirm organisation, ledger mapping, taxes, invoice or payment flow, reconciliation and correction ownership.
Provider website
Accounting
Fortnox
Evaluate Swedish account, tax, customer, invoice, payment and reconciliation scope with agreed record ownership.
Provider website
Accounting
Sage
Confirm the Sage product and edition, market, identifiers, fiscal configuration, transaction flow and support ownership.
Provider website
E-invoice
Fakturoid
Assess Czech invoicing, identifiers, tax, document state, delivery, correction and retained evidence requirements.
Provider website
E-invoice
KeyInvoice
Confirm the Portuguese KeyInvoice account, market, fiscal mandate, required document format, transaction route and correction ownership.
Provider website
E-invoice
Pennylane
Review account and market eligibility, invoice workflow, identifiers, fiscal state, correction and reconciliation scope.
Provider website
E-invoice
Számlázz.hu
Assess Hungarian account, taxpayer identifiers, invoice delivery, reporting, correction and retained evidence scope.
Provider website
Document signing
Signit
Review the Saudi Signit account, identity method, authorised document flow, evidence, retention and completion states.
Official provider page
Document signing
Signable
Scope template, signatory, identity, delivery, completion, evidence, failure and retention requirements.
Provider website
Document signing
TellusTalk
Evaluate agreement delivery, identity, signature, evidence, document status, exception and retention scope.
Provider websiteFour connection routes
Choose the route that fits the system and the risk.
The label “integration” is not enough. The agreed route determines configuration, testing, commercial scope, security controls, support ownership and what happens when a provider is unavailable.
Native connector
When available, a StoRegister-maintained connector for the documented provider product, account, market and workflow.
Still confirm version, permissions and acceptance testsSafeRegister bridge
A separately priced application for scoped access-control hand-offs. It is software, not access hardware.
Confirm facility, controller, fallback and ownershipScoped Open API use
A StoRegister-approved use case through documented APIs, with permissions, rate limits, security, testing, data and commercial boundaries agreed first.
Separate scope and API governance applyScoped implementation
A provider-specific discovery, configuration or data route that is not represented as a standard connector.
Feasibility, estimate and support model must be agreedOne operating story
Keep the important hand-offs traceable.
Scope only the records and events required for the outcome. Identify the source of truth, permitted fields, expected response, exception, reconciliation route and responsible owner for each hand-off.
Customer
Identity, contact, consent and lifecycle ownership.
Rental
Agreement state, unit, dates and authorised transitions.
Invoice
Fiscal identifiers, document state, corrections and evidence.
Payment
Authorisation, response, refund, settlement and reconciliation.
Document
Template, signatory, completion, evidence and retention.
Access state
Permitted event, provider response, exception and fallback.
Implementation to confidence
Prove the route before the operation depends on it.
First-time software setup and competitor migration follow the same acceptance discipline. StoRegister helps collect, map, configure, rehearse and reconcile the agreed scope, then continues adoption guidance at the operator's pace.
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Define the operating outcome
Start with the facility workflow, user, decision and evidence—not the provider logo.
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Confirm provider and environment
Record market, product edition, version, hosting, hardware, account, credentials and permissions.
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Map data and responsibility
Agree source of truth, fields, direction, timing, response, retention and commercial ownership.
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Test normal and failure paths
Prove acceptance, rejection, delay, retry, reconciliation, security controls, fallback and recovery.
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Accept, migrate and support adoption
Reconcile go-live evidence and continue guidance at the team's pace under the agreed support scope.
Access control has a distinct boundary
SafeRegister bridges scoped software workflows. Hardware stays outside StoRegister scope.
SafeRegister is a separately priced StoRegister application for the exact provider, product, facility configuration and workflow confirmed in writing. Gates, controllers, readers, locks, installation, firmware, third-party licences, physical security and field services remain outside StoRegister scope and are governed by the operator's agreements with its selected third parties.
Integration questions
Clear answers before configuration.
Use these answers as the starting point for a provider- and workflow-specific review.
What integrations can StoRegister support?
StoRegister can evaluate controlled integration routes across access control, payments, CRM, accounting, e-invoicing and document signing. A route may use a documented connector, the SafeRegister access-control bridge, a StoRegister-approved Open API use case or a separately scoped implementation. Provider, market, product version, workflow, permissions and commercial availability must still be confirmed in writing.
Does a listing mean that a provider is a StoRegister partner or certified integration?
No. A card identifies a compatibility-review starting point. It does not by itself claim endorsement, partnership, certification, production availability or universal compatibility. StoRegister confirms the exact provider, country, product, version, account, route, workflow, tests and owners before configuration or go-live.
What is SafeRegister?
SafeRegister is a separately priced StoRegister application that bridges only the provider, product, facility configuration and workflow confirmed in written scope. StoRegister supplies the bridge application and agreed software configuration. Hardware, installation, licences and field services remain outside StoRegister scope and are governed by the operator's agreements with its selected third parties.
Does StoRegister supply access-control or payment hardware?
No. StoRegister does not manufacture, sell, install or monitor gates, controllers, readers, locks, payment terminals or other third-party hardware. Hardware, installation, networking, third-party licences and field support remain outside StoRegister scope and are governed by the operator's agreements with its selected third parties, unless a written StoRegister agreement expressly includes an item.
How are third-party integrations charged?
StoRegister configuration, SafeRegister, Open API or implementation charges depend on the agreed scope. Third-party subscriptions, transaction fees, hardware, installation, certification and provider services remain separate unless expressly included in the proposal.
Can StoRegister evaluate a provider that is not listed?
Yes. An unlisted provider can be assessed as a separate discovery scope. Feasibility depends on a suitable provider capability or API, commercial permission, required security controls, test access, the records and events involved, and clear ownership of support and failure handling.
What information is needed for an integration review?
Share the provider and product edition, country and facility, hosting model, API or configuration route, credentials and permissions, source and destination fields, timing, expected responses, exceptions, fallback, acceptance tests and named technical and operational owners.
How does StoRegister support migration, go-live and adoption?
StoRegister helps collect and configure starting data for first-time software users or plans an agreed migration from an existing system. The team maps integrations, rehearses the workflow, reconciles evidence, supports go-live and continues adoption guidance at the operator's pace under the agreed support scope. Application-support requests may be submitted 24/7; response and resolution targets follow the agreement. Third-party hardware and field support remain with the selected provider.
Bring the real provider details
Make the integration discussion prove your operating workflow.
Share the provider, market, product and version, facility or account, required records, data direction, expected responses, exceptions and fallback. StoRegister can then evaluate a relevant route and scope.