Six ways to connect your tools.

If you don't have a developer on hand, Subi's API keys and webhooks have always been a little abstract: powerful, but with no obvious starting point.

Settings > Integrations now shows a Connect your own tools section with a set of recipe cards, each describing a concrete way merchants use their API key or webhooks to connect Subi to another tool. If none of the recipes fit what you're trying to do, a Request a tool link lets you ask for one.

The API keys page helps too. If you open Settings > API keys with no key created yet, the empty state now carries the same request link along with two articles to help you get oriented, instead of a page that simply had nothing to say.

Most merchants who opened the API keys or webhooks settings in the past three months left without creating anything, because the page never explained what either one was actually for. This is a first step toward making that page useful on its own, without needing a developer to translate it first.