Integrations

Where to find the Integrations page for a community and for a digital product, which connections each one offers, and what the Inactive and Active badges really mean.

An integration connects one community or one digital product to something outside Insy — the account that takes the money, the Telegram or Discord server you gate, the service that issues an invoice, the analytics tools that count the visit. Each connection is stored against that single community or that single product, so a second community or a second product means walking through the same cards again from its own page.

This section covers the integrations you set up yourself. Getting paid and connecting your Telegram group are covered in their own sections, linked at the bottom.

Where to find it

There are three screens called Integrations, and they are not the same page. This section covers the two that belong to something you sell:

• For a community — open the community you manage and pick Integrations in its menu: /managed/<slug>/integrations.
• For a digital product — open the product and pick Integrations in its menu: /products/<slug>/integrations.

The third, under Account → Integrations, is a different thing entirely: it links your own Telegram and Discord accounts to Insy, and holds none of the cards below.

What is on each page

Money, invoicing and analytics are on both pages. Telegram, Discord, the experimental chat and the crypto card exist only for a community; Custom Domain only for a digital product. The crypto card is titled Cryptocurrency fee until you finish the fee setup and CoinPayments after that, and the Payment method card appears at all only once Stripe is connected.

What Inactive and Active mean

Every card carries a badge. Inactive means Insy has nothing stored for this community or product yet. Active means it has something stored — it is a record of what you saved, not a health check of whether the other side is working.

• Stripe — Active once a Stripe account is connected to this community or product.
• Payment method — always Active. The badge carries no information; the card only renders when Stripe is already connected.
• Telegram — Active only while a group is linked and the bot is still in it. If the bot is removed or kicked from the group, the card drops back to Inactive.
• Fakturownia and inFakt — Active means an API key is stored. The key is never tested when you save it, so a wrong key stays green until a sale fails to produce an invoice.
• Google Analytics and Meta Pixel — the only two that are verified before they are stored. Your credentials are sent to Google or Meta on save and rejected on the spot if they don’t work.
• Custom Domain — Active from the moment you add a domain, before any DNS is in place. Whether the domain actually serves your page — Pending, SSL Pending, Active or Error — is a second badge inside the card, behind Manage Domain.
• Chat (experimental) — the card never reads its state back. After a page reload it shows Inactive and offers Activate again, whether or not you already switched it on.

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