Connect any system. You just approve.

Delvra reads your system and tells you, in plain words, what it can do there. Nothing changes until you choose.

Today: WooCommerce and WordPress are in pilot. Importing your own API from its OpenAPI file is being built now.

How connecting works

How connecting works
01 / 04

Plug it in.

Pick the system and paste a key in the secure portal. The key hides itself as you type, and the connection starts read-only.

02 / 04

Delvra reads it.

It maps what the system holds and what it allows: data, fields and actions. Reading only. Nothing in your system changes.

03 / 04

You get a plain report.

No API jargon. A short list of what Delvra can do for you, and next to each one how risky it is.

04 / 04

You approve.

Turn on only what you want. It runs in shadow mode first, so you see every answer before a customer does.

How connecting works
01 / 04

Plug it in.

Pick the system and paste a key in the secure portal. The key hides itself as you type, and the connection starts read-only.

02 / 04

Delvra reads it.

It maps what the system holds and what it allows: data, fields and actions. Reading only. Nothing in your system changes.

03 / 04

You get a plain report.

No API jargon. A short list of what Delvra can do for you, and next to each one how risky it is.

04 / 04

You approve.

Turn on only what you want. It runs in shadow mode first, so you see every answer before a customer does.

Illustrative

Run a sample scan.

Pick a system, watch the read only scan, then decide what each action may do.

Sample data. Your real scan is read only.

Pick a system
GET /wp-json/wc/v3/orders200GET /wp-json/wc/v3/products200GET /wp-json/wc/v3/customers200GET /wp-json/wc/v3/coupons200

Scan finished. Nothing was changed.

What we found

  • 1,284Orders
  • 212Products
  • 3,906Customers
  • 14Coupons

Actions and what they may do

  • Check order statusRead

  • Update the shipping addressReversible

  • Resend the order confirmationReversible

  • Prepare a refundMoney

  • Cancel an orderIrreversible

On. Actions are prepared and logged, nothing is sent. This is the default.

4 ways to connect

Whatever your system is, one of these paths fits. Each one starts read-only.

01In pilot

A native connector

A connector we built and tested for a known platform. WooCommerce and WordPress are in pilot; Google Calendar, Fireberry, monday, HubSpot, Pipedrive and Shopify are planned.

WooCommerce and WordPress
02Planned

Your API, from its OpenAPI file

If your system documents its API in OpenAPI, Delvra reads that file and builds the report you saw above. Every action still gets a risk level and starts off.

Being built now
03Planned

MCP servers

If your system already offers an MCP server, Delvra will read its list of tools the same way and ask before using any of them.

After OpenAPI import
04Custom build

SGO connects it for you

No docs, an old system, or simply no time? Our team reviews it, builds the connection and tests it before anything goes live. Scoped and priced upfront.

A scoped project

Two things to start. Keys come later, and only one way.

  1. 01

    The system’s name

    What you use today, for example your store platform, booking system or CRM.

  2. 02

    A link to its docs

    If it has API docs, send the link. If it does not, tell us that. We check it before promising anything.

  3. 03

    Access, in the secure portal only

    When it is time to connect, you enter the key yourself in the authenticated portal. It is encrypted and never shown again.

Never send keys or passwords by email or WhatsApp. We will never ask for them there.

Connected does not mean allowed.

Read-only first

Every new connection can only read. Writing is opened one action at a time, after a review.

A person reviews the risk

Each action Delvra finds gets a risk level, and a person on our team checks it before you can switch it on.

Money is never automatic

Refunds, payment changes and anything that cannot be undone always wait for a person to approve.

No open network access

The model never calls arbitrary addresses. Each connection reaches only the hosts approved for it. Network-level blocking of private addresses and redirects is being completed before general availability.

Read the security page

Questions about connecting

Which systems can I connect today?

WooCommerce and WordPress are in pilot. Other native connectors are planned, and importing your own API from an OpenAPI file is being built now. Anything else can be connected by our team as a scoped project.

Do I need to be technical?

No. You tell us the system’s name and, if you have it, a link to its docs. The report is written in plain words, and turning something on is a switch.

What if my system has no API?

Then we review it separately before promising anything. Some systems can be connected another way, and some cannot. We will tell you which before you pay for it.

Can Delvra change things in my system without me?

No. A new connection is read-only. Each write action is switched on separately, starts in shadow mode, and anything involving money or that cannot be undone always asks a person.

Where do I enter keys and passwords?

Only in the secure portal, after you log in. They are encrypted, never shown again and never placed in a prompt or a log. Never by email or WhatsApp.

Start with one workflow. We set it up and run it with you.

Tell us which messages eat your team’s day. In 30 minutes you will see it running on a demo store, what it would cost you and what stays in your hands.