Publish into your stack, only to enabled destinations.
Aive connects to your sources and destinations, one connector at a time. Every integration shows its status, its documented capabilities and its limits. You prepare, approve and publish to enabled destinations, with full logging.
Which tools does Aive integrate with?
Aive presents integrations with CMSs, analytics tools, ecommerce platforms and generic APIs. Each connector carries its own status: most are to be validated connector by connector, and generic REST, GraphQL or webhook integrations fall under the Enterprise offer, on quotation. No integration is treated as enabled before a connection test in your workspace.
- Enabled destination
- A target system connected, tested and authorised in your workspace.
- Connector
- A module linking Aive to a third-party tool, with capabilities, authentication and a log.
- Logging
- A timestamped record of every publishing or sync action.
Four families, one status per connector.
CMS
Webflow, WordPress, headless and enterprise CMSs: draft, publish and update.
Analytics and data
GA4, first-party events, AI referrals and exports, without mixing up signals.
Ecommerce
Shopify Blog, product catalogue and the Aive GEO 360 product page.
Enterprise architecture
Isolated workspaces, roles, keys, scopes, webhooks and logs.
Native, configured or custom.
Three integration modes, one status per connector. The mode is confirmed after a connection test in your workspace.
| Mode | Definition | Prerequisites | Public status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Native | Connector maintained by Aive for a specific destination, with documented capabilities. | Destination account, permissions and connection test. | To be validated per connector |
| Configured | Destination connected via API or webhook, with schema and fields defined for your workspace. | Destination API access, field mapping, test environment. | Subject to configuration |
| Custom | Integration scoped for an enterprise architecture: sources, destinations, security and recovery. | Technical scoping, contract and defined support. | Enterprise on quotation |
Connectors, capabilities and public status.
| Family | Connectors | Capabilities to document | Public status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Site builders / CMS | Webflow CMS, WordPress | Draft, publish, update, media, scheduling. | To be validated per connector |
| Marketing / content | HubSpot Content Hub, Ghost | Content, media, locale, publishing, rollback. | To be validated per connector |
| Headless CMS | Contentful, Strapi, Sanity, Storyblok, Prismic | Types, fields, locales, media, publishing. | To be validated per connector |
| Commerce / media | Shopify Blog | Articles, media, status and updates. | To be validated per connector |
| Enterprise | Drupal, Adobe Experience Manager | Workflow, approval, permissions and versioning. | To be validated per connector |
| Generic | REST, GraphQL, webhook | Schema, authentication, idempotency, retry and log. | Enterprise on quotation |
Brands named for identification only, with no logo or implied partnership. Last reviewed: 26 September 2026.
Before any third-party logo, seven checks.
A logo appears on the site only once these items are in place for the connector concerned.
- Trademark rights granted by the vendor
- API version identified
- Successful connection test
- Capability tested and documented
- Anonymised log available
- Contractual availability confirmed
- Review date published
Why not show the logos of compatible tools?
A logo would suggest an integration is enabled for everyone. Aive first publishes each connector’s status, tested capability and review date; a logo appears only with the matching trademark rights.
Is an unlisted integration possible?
It can be assessed as a configured or custom integration, via REST, GraphQL or webhook, under the Enterprise API on quotation, with scopes, limits and support defined in the contract.
Does Aive publish without approval?
Not by default. Publishing to an enabled destination follows the approval rules set in your workspace, and every action is logged.