Every system Morph connects to

Yes. If the system has a REST API, build a connector from its docs on Pro and up: Morph reads the docs, you tick what to read and write, and it is tested live before it's saved. If it only exports files, Morph's CSV and Excel upload accepts them: clean the export with rules, then deliver it to another system, a folder, or a download.

Yes. QuickBooks Online is a native connector. Connect your company with one click, pull invoices, customers, payments and more into rules, and write cleaned records straight back into QuickBooks.

Yes. Sage Business Cloud Accounting (UK, Ireland, and Canada) is a native connector on every plan. Connect your business with one click, pull contacts, invoices, payments and more into rules, and write cleaned records straight back into Sage. Sage Intacct and Sage 50 desktop aren't supported natively, but their CSV exports work through the CSV upload.

Yes. Sage 200 (UK) is a native connector on every plan, covering both current editions: Sage 200 Professional and Sage 200 Standard. Connect your company with one click (Morph detects the edition automatically) and pull customers, orders, posted transactions and more into rules. The connection is read-only: Morph never writes into Sage 200, so your ledgers are untouched.

Yes. NetSuite is a native connector on every plan. Your NetSuite admin creates an integration record, then you either approve access with NetSuite's own sign-in or connect with a certificate that needs no sign-in and no re-approval (the certificate lasts about two years, then your admin replaces it). Morph can pull customers, items, orders, invoices, bills, journal entries and more into rules, and create or update records back in NetSuite, matched on external ID.

Yes. Odoo is a native connector on Pro and above. Morph reads from Odoo 8 and newer, online or self-hosted, and creates or updates records in Odoo 19 and newer, which makes it a good fit for Odoo upgrades and for migrations from Xero or QuickBooks.

Yes. HubSpot is a native connector on Pro and above. Connect your portal with one-click OAuth (or a Private App token), pull contacts, companies, deals, tickets and more into rules, and create cleaned records back in HubSpot.

Yes, on Pro and above. Connect Salesforce, Zoho CRM, Zoho Books or Zoho Invoice with a secure sign-in, pull their records into rules, and create cleaned records back in. Salesforce sandboxes aren't supported yet: connect a production org.

Yes, on every plan, and it doesn't count towards your plan's connections. Connect with your Microsoft 365 sign-in, then read CSV and Excel files from OneDrive or a SharePoint document library, save a rule's output to a folder, or run a rule when a new file arrives (Starter and up). Document rules can watch a folder for PDFs and scans and, once each is delivered, move it to another folder or delete it.

Yes, through your Google Drive connection on every plan. A sheet can be a rule's source, or its destination: each run adds the rule's rows to the bottom of the tab you pick, matched to its columns by heading, and by default skips rows whose key is already there. Morph opens only the files you pick in Google's own picker, never the rest of your Drive.

Xero, QuickBooks, Sage, Sage 200, NetSuite and Invevo are on every plan (Free includes one live connection, Starter three, and Pro and up are unlimited), as are CSV and Excel upload and Google Drive, Google Sheets, OneDrive and SharePoint, which never count as a connection. HubSpot, Odoo, Zoho, Salesforce and connectors built from API docs need Pro or higher, and Pro and up can also deliver by email or to your own SFTP server. The SFTP inbox with file-arrival triggers and Creditsafe are included on Team and up.