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Managed connectors

Connect software-as-a-service products like Stripe, Salesforce, HubSpot, GA4, and Shopify.

Updated May 27, 2026

Managed connectors are our hosted layer for software-as-a-service products. Some connect with an API token you paste in; others use OAuth, where you authorize Queringo through the provider. Once connected, Queringo syncs the data and you query it like any other source.

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Supported connectors

ConnectorAuthPlanWhat it brings
StripeTokenGrowthPayments, subscriptions, MRR
SalesforceOAuthGrowthCRM accounts, opportunities, pipeline
HubSpotOAuthGrowthCRM and marketing
GA4OAuthGrowthWeb and product analytics
ShopifyTokenGrowthOrders, products, customers
WooCommerceTokenGrowthWordPress e-commerce
BigCommerceTokenGrowthE-commerce store data
SquareTokenGrowthPayments and point of sale
MagentoTokenScaleE-commerce store data
QuickBooksOAuthGrowthAccounting and finance
ZendeskTokenGrowthSupport tickets
NetSuiteTokenScaleERP and finance
Google SheetsOAuthGrowthSpreadsheet data

Token connectors: what to paste

Token-based connectors ask for provider-specific credentials. A few examples:

  • Stripe: a secret key (sk_test_… in test mode or sk_live_…).
  • Shopify: your shop domain (acme.myshopify.com) and an Admin API access token (shpat_…).
  • WooCommerce: the store URL plus a consumer key and consumer secret.
  • Zendesk: your subdomain, an agent email, and an API token.
  • NetSuite: the account ID and an access token.

OAuth connectors

For Salesforce, HubSpot, GA4, QuickBooks, and Google Sheets you authorize Queringo through the provider's consent screen. No keys to copy. Revoke access any time from the provider or by disconnecting the source in Queringo.

Use a dedicated, least-privilege API user or app where the provider supports it, so Queringo's access is easy to audit and revoke.

What's next

See Files for spreadsheet uploads, or Rotating credentials to refresh a token later.