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Don't miss important client work with Ignition's new integration with Karbon.

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It is our goal at Ignition to streamline and automate how you onboard your clients and make sure you are giving them the best experience each time, every time! We are now taking that one step further with our new integration with Karbon.

To see a demo of the integration, view our joint webinar hosted by Karbon here.

What is Karbon?

Karbon is a new approach to practice management software which improves workflow efficiency, standardizes processes, automate tasks, and allows you to grow your business at scale. You can learn more about Karbon on their website.

What can I do with Ignition and Karbon?

With a simple link between your Services in Ignition and your Work Templates in Karbon, each time a client accepts a service in a proposal, a work item will be created for that client in Karbon. This means:

  1. Greater automation of your administrative tasks
  2. Easily delegate work agreed in the sales process - and focus on getting more clients!
  3. Don’t miss an important work item agreed with your client

To find out more about the Ignition and Karbon Integration, read our article here.

I already use Karbon - how do I connect it?

The first thing to note is Karbon is available as a premium integration only on Ignition’s Pro and Pro+ plans. If you need to switch your plan, you can do so in your account, or contact support@ignitionapp.com for help.

If you are already on an appropriate plan, please read our article on how to connect Karbon here.

Now for a demo!

As always, we welcome your feedback and look forward to improving your experience with each new release! Stay tuned - Onwards and Upwards!

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Published 14 Nov 2018 Last updated 19 Mar 2024