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Developers

Build on the sponsorship record without duplicating it.

Use the REST API, webhooks, Smart Embed, and supported integrations to connect giving and program workflows while Gratona Sponsorships remains the source of truth for sponsors, recipients, and commitments.

Ways to connect

Choose the smallest surface that fits the workflow and data boundary.

REST API

Connect sponsor, recipient, commitment, gift, program, and engagement data through documented endpoints with scoped access.

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Smart Embed

Place recipient browsing, sponsorship selection, and giving experiences on your existing site while the program record stays in Gratona Sponsorships.

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Webhooks

React to sponsorship, payment, recipient, and communication events without polling or maintaining a second operational database.

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Payment gateways

Connect supported payment providers while commitments, retries, receipts, and reconciliation remain tied to the sponsor and recipient relationship.

Payment integrations

Zapier and automation

Connect approved program events to the rest of your stack while keeping Gratona Sponsorships as the system of record for the sponsorship lifecycle.

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Scoped access

Use role and program boundaries to control which records an integration can reach. Design every connection around the minimum data and actions it needs.

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Sponsorship integration principles

Keep the sponsor-recipient relationship as the system of record

Scope access to the records and programs an integration needs

Use webhooks for change events instead of repeated full exports

Preserve payment and commitment identifiers through reconciliation

Test embeds and integrations against real program rules before launch

Keep operational ownership clear when a workflow crosses systems

Map the integration before you build it.

Bring the systems, records, actions, and permission boundaries in scope. We will map the supported surface and the proof required before launch.