




Give tuition a clear path.
Use Stripe, BluePay, PayPal, Authorize.Net, or Square with Steams. Bring payment processing into the way you register students and manage tuition.
The payment comes in. The message goes out. The class moves forward.
Connect the tools you already use to the operating system that brings your training business together.
Connect a supported payment processor to Steams, so collecting tuition fits into the enrollment experience.
Connect Twilio to send text messages through Steams. Give students useful information in a format they can check on their phone.
Use Zapier to connect supported Steams triggers and actions with other apps in your workflow.
Connect QuickBooks with Steams to support your accounting workflow alongside your training operation.
Your training workflow and your accounting tool, connected through your setup.
Review supported data and setup in your demo.Connect Zoom to support your live online classes alongside the rest of your training workflow in Steams.
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Connect Google Calendar or Microsoft Outlook to fit scheduling into the calendar tools your team already uses.
Choose a connection. See what it makes possible.
“Let me check the payment.” “Where’s the class link?” “Did someone send that message?” Small interruptions add up when every task lives in a different place.
Steams connects with the tools your organization uses for payments, communication, accounting, teaching, and scheduling—so they can support the same student journey.
More places to check.
More steps to coordinate.
Familiar tools.
A more connected operation.
Start with the work you want to make easier. Find the integration that fits.
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Use Stripe, BluePay, PayPal, Authorize.Net, or Square with Steams. Bring payment processing into the way you register students and manage tuition.
Connect Twilio for SMS messaging. Share useful class information and follow up with students through text messages.
Use the Zapier integration to build workflows around supported triggers and actions. Connect Steams with the other apps your team relies on.
Bring QuickBooks into your connected setup. Support the relationship between your training operation and the accounting tool your team knows.

Use Zoom with Steams for live online learning. Keep the meeting tool your instructors use connected to the way you manage training.
Connect Google Calendar, used with Gmail accounts, or Microsoft Outlook. Bring your familiar calendar into your Steams workflow.
Already using one of these tools? Bring your current setup to a demo. We’ll walk through the connection, supported options, and what your team needs to get started.
A way to pay. A useful message. A place to meet. A clearer schedule. Each connection supports a real moment in the student journey.
With Steams at the center, your tools become part of the way your organization serves people.
See the connections in actionPayment, communication, and class information that support the journey.
The apps you use, connected to your training operation.
More attention for your programs and the people behind them.
Tell us how your team works.
We’ll help you explore the fit.
Steams integrates with Stripe, BluePay, PayPal, Authorize.Net, and Square. Choose the supported processor that fits your organization and review the account and configuration requirements during setup.
Yes. Steams integrates with Twilio for SMS messaging. Connect your Twilio setup to support text communication with students, such as useful class information and follow-up messages.
Zapier helps connect supported Steams triggers and actions with other apps. The workflows you can create depend on the available integration options and how your organization configures them.
Yes. QuickBooks supports the accounting side of your connected setup, while Zoom supports live online classes. We can walk through the supported options for each connection in a demo.
Steams integrates with Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook. Google Calendar is the calendar service used with Google and Gmail accounts. Review the calendar setup and supported scheduling behavior with the Steams team.
No. Start with the connections that support the way your organization works. Your existing tools, provider accounts, and configuration help determine the right setup for your team.
Show us how your day runs.
We’ll explore where Steams can make it easier.