Your Customers Raise the Work. We Hold the Verified Record.

Your software runs the job. ComplyFlow knows which contractors and Workers are verified to do it. Where we have built a connector, the two already talk. Where we have not, our REST API and MCP server are how they meet.

Become a Partner See the Connectors

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What Is in It for Your Customers

One Job, One Answer, Two Systems That Agree.

Your customers already ask whether the contractor on the job is cleared to do it. Here is how the answer reaches them, whichever way your system connects.

A Connector We Build & Maintain

For the systems listed as native connectors, ComplyFlow builds the connection, configures it for each customer, and keeps it working.

An Open API for Everything Else

No connector yet? Documented REST endpoints, one per module, with a test environment, so your team or your customer’s can connect.

AI Assistants That Read the Record

Through the MCP server, ChatGPT, Claude, and Microsoft Copilot can ask the record a question, scoped to what the customer allows.

One Story, Told Together

A joint piece for the customers you share: the job on your side, the verified supplier and Worker on ours, and how they fit.

How the Two Systems Meet

Your Job, Our Answer, on Both Screens.

Three places your customers see the join: the job your system raises, the technician on site, and the assistant they already use.

Your System Raises the Job. We Answer Who Can Do It.

Work orders reach the record through the API. ComplyFlow answers whether the supplier is cleared, and your system decides whether to release the job. The reason sits on both records.

Supplier status read through the API
The decision stays in your system
Nobody checks a second screen

Integrations

Work orders 4 received today

Raised in your maintenance or ERP system. Your system reads each supplier's compliance here before it releases the job.

Replace chiller 2 compressorWO-88214 · from Maintenance system Harbour MechanicalHarrow Street Tower Supplier cleared
Annual switchboard thermal scanWO-88209 · from Maintenance system Southline ElectricalMarlow Point Terminal Supplier not clearedPublic liability expired 03 Sep · held in your system
Roof anchor recertificationWO-88197 · from ERP Harbour LiftsGreyhaven Wharf 9 Supplier cleared
Fire panel quarterly testWO-88190 · from ERP Tallis FireHarrow Street Tower Supplier cleared

On Site, the Technician Is Already Checked.

When a technician arrives for the job your system raised, their sign-in, inductions, and licences are on the same record, checked against the Worker rather than the company.

Sign-in on one record
Inductions and licences checked against the Worker
Where the site is set up that way, access follows status

Site Access

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Their Assistant Asks the Record.

Through the MCP server, the assistant your customer already uses can ask which suppliers lapse this month or who is on site, and answer from the record, not a spreadsheet export.

ChatGPT, Claude, or Microsoft Copilot
Scoped to what the customer allows
The source shown with the answer

AI in ComplyFlow

You

Which sites reported incidents this month, and what was the most serious at each?

Assistant

Reading ComplyFlowlist_incidentsget_site

Three sites reported incidents in September. From your ComplyFlow record:

Site	Incidents	Most serious
Marlow Point Terminal	3	Medical treatment
Greyhaven Wharf 9	2	First aid
Wattle Creek Line	1	Near miss

I can read your incidents, inspections, suppliers, workers, risks, plant, sites, and permits with the scopes on your token. This token has read scopes only, so I cannot change anything.

Connected Today

Already Connected, and Ready to Tell Your Customers.

The systems listed as native connectors on the integrations page, by kind. If yours is here, the connection exists; the next step is telling the customers you share.

Property & ERP

Yardi and TechnologyOne.

See how

Keys, ID & Access

KeyWatcher Australia, Unicard, and Torus.

See how

Permits & Safety

intelliPermit, hsi, and solv.

See how

Identity

Microsoft and Okta single sign-on.

See how

Reporting

Power BI and CoreVision.

See how

Everything Else

The open REST API and the MCP server.

See how

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How to Start

From First Call to a Story Your Customers Read.

Every step is with a person on the ComplyFlow team, and nothing reaches a customer until both of us have agreed it.

1 A 20-minute call
Your product, your customers, and where contractors and Workers already show up in your data.
2 We map the join
A native connector if one is listed, otherwise the REST API or the MCP server, and what your customers would see.
3 Agreed in writing
What each side does, and how we work together, before anything goes to a customer.
4 One story, together
A joint piece for the customers you share, approved by both of us before it goes out.

For Your Customers

Guides Your Customers Already Read.

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Become a Partner

Tell Us About Your Product.

A short form, read by a person on the team setting the partner program up. Say what your product does, who your customers are, and whether ComplyFlow already connects to it.

Whether a connector, the REST API, or the MCP server fits
What a joint piece for your customers could look like
Who on our team you would work with

All Partner Types

Become a Partner

Start the message box with 'Software', so it reaches the right person.

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Questions

Questions Software Companies Ask First.

Is our system already connected to ComplyFlow?

If it is listed as a native connector on the integrations page, yes: ComplyFlow built that connection and maintains it. If it is not, the REST API and the MCP server are how the two connect today, and we say so plainly rather than call it a connector.

Who builds and maintains a native connector?

ComplyFlow does. Each one is configured for the customer’s own tenancy, so your team does not build it or support it.

Can our developers build on the REST API?

Yes. The API documentation is in the Help Centre: JWT sign-in, a test environment, and one endpoint per module. What the API is for, and what it is not, is on the fair use page.

What does the MCP server do for our customers?

It lets the AI assistant a customer already uses, whether ChatGPT, Claude, or Microsoft Copilot, ask the ComplyFlow record a question, on a token scoped to what the customer allows.

Our software sits beside yours, not connected to it.

Then the story is the customer you both serve. Tell us who they are and what your product does for them, and we will look for the piece that helps them most.

Your Customers Run the Job. We Hold the Record. Let’s Show Them Both.

The partner program is being set up now, and the software companies in these conversations help shape it. The API documentation shows how the two systems meet before you talk to us.

Become a Partner Open the API Documentation

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