Dxtra Integrations Hub¶

Connect the platforms your business uses to Dxtra. When you connect a platform, Dxtra automatically tracks data processing activities, maps data subjects, and manages consent across all connected systems.

How Integrations Work¶

1. You connect a platform in the Dxtra dashboard or configure a webhook URL in the platform's settings
2. When events occur (new customer, order, subscription change), the platform sends webhook notifications to Dxtra
3. Dxtra extracts personal data fields, creates processing activity records, and links data subjects across platforms
4. You manage everything from the dashboard: consent, rights requests, and compliance reporting

graph LR
    subgraph "Your Platforms"
        A[Shopify]
        B[Stripe]
        C[Mailchimp]
        D[HubSpot]
    end

    subgraph "Dxtra"
        E[Webhook Receiver]
        F[Privacy Processing]
        G[Dashboard]
    end

    A -->|Customer events| E
    B -->|Payment events| E
    C -->|Subscriber events| E
    D -->|Contact events| E
    E --> F
    F --> G

Available Integrations¶

E-commerce¶

Payments and Financial¶

CRM¶

Email Marketing¶

Events and Surveys¶

Advertising¶

File Storage¶

Hospitality¶

Analytics¶

Custom¶

Data Subject Rights Across Integrations¶

Some integrations support automated data redaction for erasure requests:

For integrations without automated erasure, Dxtra identifies affected records and you process the erasure in the source platform.

Prerequisites¶

Before connecting an integration:

1. Dxtra account with admin access -- You need admin privileges to configure integrations
2. Data controller DID -- Generated during account setup. Find it in Developers in the dashboard
3. DX Key -- Your integration authentication key, also in Developers
4. Platform admin access -- You need admin access to the platform you are connecting

Connecting Your First Integration¶

1. Go to Processors in the dashboard sidebar
2. Select a platform from the list
3. Follow the platform-specific setup instructions
4. Verify the connection by checking for incoming events in the Processing Activity Log

For a step-by-step walkthrough, see First Integration.

Webhook Security¶

All integrations use multiple layers of authentication:

• DID + DX Key or JWE token -- Identifies your organization on every request
• Platform signature verification -- Cryptographic verification that the webhook came from the expected platform (HMAC-SHA256, Stripe signatures, etc.)
• Payload validation -- Schema validation of every incoming webhook body

See Webhooks for technical details on webhook authentication and endpoints.

Related Pages¶

• First Integration -- Step-by-step setup guide
• Webhooks -- Webhook endpoints and authentication
• Tag Manager -- Privacy-compliant analytics
• Actions Reference -- GraphQL API for custom integrations