Everything Peerfold connects to

Connect a CRM once and the learning stops living in a report nobody opens. Learners become contacts, courses become records against them, and every start, finish, exam and certificate is written where your revenue team already works. Connect more than one at a time if you run more than one: each gets the same facts, and none of them waits on the others.

• HubSpot

  Connect your portal and Peerfold copies your courses, your learners and everything they do into the CRM as it happens: a contact for each learner, a course record for each course they are working through, the lessons they have finished, and an activity note on the contact's timeline. Marketers can then build lists and workflows on training the way they build them on anything else, and a rep opening a contact sees the course history without leaving the record. Grant the deal permissions as well and an order can be associated with a deal in the pipeline you choose.

  Configure in Settings → HubSpot

  Help Center: HubSpot sync

• Salesforce

  The same picture in Salesforce: each learner becomes a Contact, and every course they start, finish, sit an exam for or earn a certificate from is recorded on that contact's activity timeline. It runs on the same queue as the other two, so a slow afternoon in one system never holds up a learner or the systems beside it.

  Configure in Settings → Salesforce

  Help Center: Connect Salesforce

• Day.ai

  Sync learners, the companies they belong to, and their course progress into your Day.ai workspace, so the CRM that writes your account summaries knows which customers have actually been trained.

  Configure in Settings → Day.ai

  Help Center: Connect Day.ai

• HubSpot CMS

  Put the courses on the website you already publish. Peerfold builds you two packages with your workspace address and publishable key already filled in: a companion theme, and a set of drag-and-drop modules that drop into whatever theme your site runs today and then appear in the page editor. Catalog, course hero, lessons, certificates and the lead-capture form become blocks a marketer can place, with no rebuild and no parent theme.

  Configure in Settings → HubSpot theme

  Help Center: Courses on your HubSpot site

A live lesson can create the meeting for you, fill in the join link, and take the attendance itself once the session is over, which completes the lesson exactly as any other lesson completes, so certificates and credits follow from it. Live sessions also work with none of this connected: paste a link and mark the roster by hand.

• Zoom

  Create the meeting from a live lesson, or link one you already scheduled. After the session ends, Peerfold reads Zoom's participant report and marks everyone who was present for long enough, so nobody chases a spreadsheet to find out who actually showed up.

  Configure in Settings → Live sessions

  Help Center: Live sessions

• GoToWebinar

  The same two things for GoToWebinar: create or link a webinar from a live lesson, and take attendance from its attendee report once the webinar has run. Several GoToWebinar accounts can be connected at once, for teams that run more than one.

  Configure in Settings → Live sessions

  Help Center: Live sessions

• Microsoft Teams

  Create the Teams meeting from a live lesson, or link one you already scheduled, and take attendance from Microsoft's own attendance report once it has finished. Teams asks more of your IT department than the others, so the setup screen says up front which consent a Microsoft 365 administrator has to grant.

  Configure in Settings → Live sessions

  Help Center: Live sessions

• Contrast

  Create the webinar from a live lesson or link one you already made, register your learners with Contrast automatically so each of them gets a personal way in, and take attendance from how much of the session each person actually watched, live or on the replay. Contrast's API is part of their Premium plan, which the setup screen tells you before you go looking for a key.

  Configure in Settings → Live sessions

  Help Center: Live sessions

• Wistia

  Run the live event in Wistia, register your learners so each one gets their own way in, and let the recording fill itself in once Wistia publishes it. The same connection powers the Wistia tab in the course editor's video picker, so the videos you have already made are one click from a lesson.

  Configure in Settings → Live sessions

  Help Center: Live sessions

The accounts your team signs into every day, wired in so nobody has to export a file to use them. These are your accounts and your bills: nothing here is resold and nothing is marked up.

• WordPressBeta

  Run the academy from the site you already publish. Connect once with a secret key and the plugin sets itself up: the site joins your allowed origins and gets back a publishable key, which is the only credential that ever reaches a page. Courses, reports, settings and help then open inside wp-admin as the real Peerfold screens, so there is no second editor to learn and no copy of your courses to keep in step. Six blocks, each with a matching shortcode, put the catalog, a course page, a learner's own courses, a certificate check, the account panel and the lesson player into your own theme, and turning on course addresses gives every course a URL on your own domain.

  Configure in Settings → Developers

  Help Center: Connect a site in one call

• Slack

  Put Peerfold where your team already is. Completions, certificates, overdue training and new discussions post into the channels you pick, one line per event, and the same event can go to more than one channel. There is a /peerfold command for looking somebody up without leaving the conversation, Peerfold links unfurl into a readable preview, and Slack's own assistant can be given Peerfold as a tool so somebody can ask it who has finished the onboarding course.

  Configure in Settings → Slack

  Help Center: Connect Slack

• Zapier

  Connect this workspace to thousands of other apps without writing code. Zapier watches for things happening here, such as somebody enrolling, finishing or going overdue, and can enroll learners when something happens somewhere else, which is how a form on another system becomes a seat in a course.

  Configure in Settings → Zapier

  Help Center: Zapier

• Okta, Microsoft Entra ID and Google Workspace

  Single sign-on, both planes. Your team signs in to the admin with your company identity provider instead of a Peerfold password, and you can require it for everyone. Your learners can sign in with their own employer's provider through OpenID Connect, per organization, with a DNS record proving the domain belongs to them before anything is switched on. Any provider that speaks OpenID Connect or SAML 2.0 works.

  Configure in Settings → Single sign-on

  Help Center: Single sign-on

• Canva

  Authorize the Canva account your team already designs in and the course editor grows a Canva tab. Import a design and it is copied into the lesson: a video design becomes hosted video with a transcript and chapters, an image becomes an image, a document becomes a downloadable PDF, and your Canva copy is untouched. Or embed a published design so it keeps updating in the lesson as you edit it in Canva.

  Configure in Settings → Video

• HeyGen

  Connect the HeyGen account you make avatar videos in and the video picker grows a HeyGen tab. Pick a finished video and it is copied into your hosted library with adaptive quality, a transcript, chapters and watch tracking, so the lesson keeps playing long after HeyGen's own file links would have expired.

  Configure in Settings → Video

• Synthesia

  The same for Synthesia: browse the library you have already made and bring a video into a lesson without downloading and reuploading it. Synthesia's share pages frame, so their card explains the choice between importing a copy and pointing at theirs.

  Configure in Settings → Video

• ElevenLabs

  Narrate a written lesson in a voice you chose. Bring your own ElevenLabs key, pick the default voice and quality every new narration uses, and pay ElevenLabs their rate rather than a marked-up one. Learners get a player on the lesson and can listen instead of read.

  Configure in Settings → Audio & voice

  Help Center: Audio lessons

• Google Gemini

  The budget option for narration, on your own Google key, which can be the same key your AI tutor runs on. Google's terms ask for a paid-tier key before you narrate a course, and the setup screen says so rather than letting you find out from a rejected request.

  Configure in Settings → Audio & voice

  Help Center: Audio lessons

• Anthropic

  Run the Peerfold AI tutor on your own Anthropic key rather than on the allowance your plan includes: your cost, your rate limits, and no monthly message ceiling. A Google key works here too, so a workspace already standardized on one provider does not have to open an account with the other. It is offered from day one rather than as an overflow, so you can own the model relationship from the first course.

  Configure in Settings → AI

  Help Center: The AI tutor

Every screen in Peerfold is built on an API you have too, and every capability is also a tool an AI assistant can call. The whole surface is one OpenAPI contract, so the reference, the typed client and the agent tools cannot describe a product the server does not serve.

• REST API

  Read and write courses, lessons, learners, enrollments, progress and certificates over a documented REST API, with per-workspace keys, mint-your-own learner tokens for a browser, and CORS you control. The reference is rendered from the same OpenAPI 3.1 contract the API itself serves, so it cannot drift from what answers.

  Configure in Settings → Developers

  Help Center: API reference

• Webhooks

  Get told rather than asking. Enrollments, completions, exams, certificates and publishes are delivered to your endpoint as they happen, each signed so you can prove it came from us, retried with a backoff when your server is having a bad day, and paused with a note when it has been having one for a while.

  Configure in Settings → Developers

  Help Center: Webhooks

• JavaScript and React SDKs

  A typed client for a Node or browser project, React hooks for a Next.js front end, and a script-tag bundle for a page with no build step at all. Build your own catalog, course player or checkout against your own design system and let Peerfold be the back end nobody sees.

  Configure in Settings → Developers

  Help Center: API reference

• Model Context Protocol

  Around fifty tools that let an AI assistant work in your workspace: outline a course, write the lessons, enroll a cohort, pull a progress report, search the Help Center. Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor connect over an approval screen an administrator signs; a script uses a secret key. Every write is recorded in the audit log, and publishing is a tool somebody has to call on purpose rather than something that happens as a side effect.

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  Help Center: MCP server

• HubSpot Breeze

  HubSpot's own agent can be given Peerfold as a tool connection from Breeze Studio, without your team registering an application first. Approve the connection once, choose which tools the agent may use, and a rep can ask Breeze what a customer has completed while looking at the deal.

  Configure in Settings → Developers

  Help Center: Connect HubSpot Breeze agents

• Course embeds

  Drop a course or a single lesson into a page you already own with a launcher URL and an iframe. On a membership-gated HubSpot page the learner is recognized from the page itself and never signs in twice, and SCORM and xAPI packages launch the same way as ordinary lessons.

  Configure in Settings → Developers

  Help Center: Learner authentication

• Repoint

  Already running the older self-hosted HubSpot course theme? Keep the front end your site is built on and move the data underneath it to Peerfold, so learner progress is written here and the CRM keeps its copy for workflows and reporting. It is the migration path that does not start with a redesign.

  Configure in Settings → Repoint