Integrations

Everything AgencyGrid connects to

AgencyGrid meets your carriers and tools where they already are: pulling book-of-business files over carrier SFTP, storing artifacts in Cloudflare R2, sending mail through Resend, billing through Stripe, and importing or exporting CSV when a feed isn’t available.

An operations console is only as good as what it connects to. AgencyGrid is built to sit in the middle of an agency’s existing plumbing rather than ask everyone to change how they work.

The most important connection is to the carriers themselves. Where the old tools stopped at manual uploads, AgencyGrid pulls real files over carrier SFTP on a schedule, and handles the unglamorous parts (mapping, normalizing, and deduping) so the data lands clean.

Carrier SFTP feeds

The flagship integration is carrier SFTP. You provide a carrier’s SFTP credentials once, and a scheduled worker downloads each book-of-business and commission file, maps its columns, normalizes the values, matches rows to agents by NPN, and loads the result into your book of business reporting.

Every carrier delivers a slightly different layout, so new or changed formats are handled with AI-assisted column mapping: you confirm the suggested mapping once, and subsequent pulls run on their own.

  • Scheduled downloads per carrier over SFTP
  • AI-assisted column mapping for new layouts
  • Deduped loads so a re-run never double-counts

Storage, email, and billing

Around the carrier pipeline, AgencyGrid connects to the services that make a SaaS run. File artifacts and generated exports are stored in Cloudflare R2. Transactional email (invitations, notifications, and reports) is sent through Resend. Subscription billing runs on Stripe.

These are managed connections: you don’t wire them up yourself, and credentials for them stay in deployment configuration, never in your book of business.

  • Cloudflare R2 for file and export storage
  • Resend for transactional and report email
  • Stripe for subscription billing

CSV import and export

Not every carrier or downstream system speaks SFTP. For those, AgencyGrid supports CSV import and export alongside commission statement automation: bring a book or commission file in as a one-off, or hand a clean payout or dispute list off to payroll or a carrier. The same AI-assisted mapping that powers SFTP ingestion applies to imported CSVs, so unfamiliar column layouts are handled the same way.

How it fits your stack

Connections that do the tedious work

Carrier SFTP, automated

Files pull, map, and load on schedule: no manual uploads.

  • AI-assisted mapping for new layouts
  • NPN-matched, deduped loads

Cloudflare R2 storage

File artifacts and generated exports stored durably in object storage.

Resend email

Invitations, notifications, and report delivery sent through Resend.

CSV import and export

Bring files in or hand clean lists off when a live feed isn’t available.

FAQ

Common questions

Which carriers can AgencyGrid connect to?

AgencyGrid is carrier-agnostic. Any carrier that delivers book-of-business or commission files over SFTP can feed the grid, and new or changed file layouts are handled with AI-assisted column mapping rather than custom code per carrier.

What if a carrier doesn’t offer SFTP?

You can import their files as CSV instead. The same column-mapping that powers scheduled SFTP ingestion applies to imported CSVs, and you can export clean payout or dispute lists back out the same way.

How are new carrier file formats handled?

When a layout is unfamiliar, AgencyGrid suggests a column mapping with AI assistance. You confirm it once, and future pulls of that carrier’s file run automatically using the saved mapping.

Where are uploaded and generated files stored?

File artifacts and exports are stored in Cloudflare R2 object storage. Transactional email runs through Resend and subscription billing through Stripe; you don’t configure those services yourself.

Connect your first carrier

Point AgencyGrid at a carrier SFTP feed and watch it map, normalize, and load on its own.