Common Questions About Flyntlok Integrations
Flyntlok talks to manufacturer, accounting, payment, and telematics platforms over their APIs, so parts data, pricing, financial records, and machine hours move on their own instead of getting re-keyed. Most connections are configured during onboarding alongside your data migration, and our team does the setup with you rather than handing you a credentials form.
OEM parts catalogs (John Deere, Stihl, Bobcat, Volvo CE, Hitachi, AGCO, Peterbilt and PACCAR, SANY, Develon, Toro), accounting (Sage Intacct, QuickBooks Online, Xero), payments (Gravity Payments, card processing, pay-by-text), telematics (Samsara), marketing (True Radius, Dealer Spike), e-commerce (Shopify), and shipping (FedEx, UPS, USPS). All of those are live today. Kubota is in development. Anything not on the list can still connect through the open API.
John Deere, Stihl, Bobcat, Volvo CE, Hitachi, AGCO, Peterbilt and PACCAR, SANY, Develon (formerly Doosan), and Toro are all live. Kubota is in development. Most have a dedicated integration page spelling out exactly which dealer interfaces are supported; ask us directly about any that do not.
Sage Intacct, QuickBooks Online, and Xero. Sage Intacct suits multi-location groups with ten or more sites or complex ownership structures, QuickBooks Online fits most single-store and small multi-store dealers, and Xero is for dealers in Australia and New Zealand. Flyntlok does not carry its own general ledger; it syncs to the system you already close your books in.
Yes. The Samsara integration puts machine location, engine hours, and fault codes on the machine record itself. Service schedules off real hours instead of guesses, rental bills and tracks utilization off actual usage, and sales can quote a used unit without sending someone out to read a meter.
Yes, and we ship new connections every other week. If the system your dealership depends on is not in the directory yet, it can still talk to Flyntlok. Tell us what you run and we will scope it.
















