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Choose and configure available plugins, modules, and partners to integrate Asaas with e-commerce, automation, and management platforms.

Choose the right plugin, module, or partner to integrate Asaas with your e-commerce, automation, or management platform.

In addition to the API, Asaas offers ready-made integrations to connect payment and automation features to external tools. Use this section when you want to reduce custom development, set up a maintained integration for a specific platform, or understand what options are available before starting an integration.

Core concepts

  • Plugin: an extension installed on a platform, such as an online store, to connect that platform to Asaas.
  • Module: an integration component used by systems that organize features into installable or configurable modules.
  • Partner: an external tool that connects to Asaas to automate processes between systems.

Each integration page provides the requirements, configuration steps, and tool-specific instructions.

When to use a ready-made integration

Use a plugin, module, or partner when:

  • your platform is already on the list of available integrations;
  • you want to configure the integration through the tool's own interface;
  • your needs can be met by the integration's standard flow;
  • you want to avoid direct API implementation for that scenario.

Use the Asaas API when you need a custom flow, your own business rules, or an integration with a platform not listed in this section.

Basic integration flow

  1. Choose the tool: identify the platform you use, such as WooCommerce, Shopify, Nuvemshop, or another available option.
  2. Open the specific page: access the integration documentation to check requirements, permissions, credentials, and tool-specific instructions.
  3. Configure the integration: enter the data requested by the plugin, module, or partner page into the external system.
  4. Validate the flow: run a test operation compatible with the integration and confirm that data was recorded correctly in the systems involved.
  5. Monitor initial usage: track orders, charges, updates, and any error messages after activating the integration in production.

Available integrations

Configuration best practices

  • Confirm that the chosen integration matches your platform and use case.
  • Review the requirements on the specific page before starting configuration.
  • Use the correct credentials for the environment you are configuring.
  • Test the integration before releasing the flow to end customers.
  • Monitor the first synchronized events to identify data inconsistencies, authentication failures, or incomplete configurations.

Troubleshooting

If the integration does not work as expected:

  1. Check that the credentials provided are correct and active.
  2. Verify that all required fields in the external tool have been filled in.
  3. Confirm that the integrated platform is using the version or configuration required on the specific page.
  4. Review error messages displayed by the platform, plugin, or partner.
  5. Consult the documentation for the integration used to validate behaviors, limitations, and next steps.