NamasteSuite keeps platform credentials server-side, asks for product-specific permissions, and lets an owner choose the intended external assets and venue mapping before data moves.
These labels describe NamasteSuite's platform configuration and recorded provider approval. A venue is shown as connected only after its own authorization, asset selection, permission test, and initial sync succeed.
External provider
Facebook Pages, Instagram, WhatsApp, advertising, leads, and conversions.
Each product is enabled separately. The labels above are authoritative for the current deployment.
External provider
YouTube, Google Ads, Analytics, Search Console, and Business Profile.
The integration is implemented and configured, but this provider has not yet approved every production capability.
External provider
Company Page publishing, analytics, ads, and conversions.
NamasteSuite-owned provider configuration must be completed before a venue can connect. Customers never need to supply app secrets.
External provider
TikTok publishing, reporting, ads, leads, and events.
Each product is enabled separately. The labels above are authoritative for the current deployment.
External provider
Boards, Pins, advertising, reporting, and conversions.
NamasteSuite-owned provider configuration must be completed before a venue can connect. Customers never need to supply app secrets.
Platform service
Platform-managed transactional and marketing email.
Platform configuration and the recorded provider approval are present. Venue permissions still need to be tested during connection.
Platform service
Platform-managed SMS delivery and inbound messaging.
Platform configuration and the recorded provider approval are present. Venue permissions still need to be tested during connection.
Existing integration
Existing booking data connection and venue routing.
Availability depends on the existing venue connection and its local NamasteSuite mapping.
An owner selects the NamasteSuite site that will use the connection.
The provider explains the product-specific permissions. Read-only access stays distinct from management access.
The owner chooses the Page, channel, board, account, property, or location, confirms the mapping, and runs an access test.
Some billing, policy, verification, and account-level settings must still be completed in the provider's own console.