Every roofing operation runs on a stack of dozens of external tools. ROOF_OS connects them as one coherent operating layer — 797+ first-party integrations across 24 categories, with redundancy by default.
Every category is wired with redundancy and graceful fallback. When a primary provider degrades, agents automatically reach for the configured backup. See the live counts below.
Customer relationship management, deal tracking, sales pipelines, and roofing-specific CRMs.
Web forms, landing pages, intake widgets, and lead-gen capture tools.
Roof measurement from aerial imagery, drone capture, satellite, and 3D modeling.
Estimating, claim packaging, carrier integrations, and adjuster coordination.
Permit data feeds, AHJ portals, public-record APIs, and county-level systems.
SMS, voice, email, and unified messaging providers.
Calendar sync, self-service booking, dispatch calendars, and scheduling APIs.
Card processing, ACH, financing platforms, and homeowner payment plans.
General ledger, invoicing, expense tracking, and financial reporting.
Enterprise resource planning, project management, and construction ERP.
Geocoding, routing, drive-time, fleet tracking, and turn-by-turn.
NEXRAD, hail and wind feeds, weather forecasting, and storm intelligence.
Contracts, proposals, e-signature, and document automation.
Roofing material suppliers, distributors, and manufacturer catalogs.
Email marketing, drip campaigns, ads, attribution, and lifecycle automation.
Web analytics, event tracking, session replay, and product analytics.
Business intelligence, dashboards, embedded analytics, and reverse ETL.
Customer reviews, reputation management, and listings.
Object storage, file sync, photo libraries, and media management.
Documentation, SOP libraries, runbooks, and internal wikis.
LLM providers, embedding models, vision models, and inference platforms.
Version control, CI/CD, observability, monitoring, and engineering ops.
Helpdesk, ticketing, live chat, and customer success platforms.
Crew scheduling, time tracking, payroll, and field workforce management.
Anyone selling a roofing AI tool that doesn't think this hard about reliability is selling a demo, not a system.
Every critical category has at least two providers. Aerial measurement: primary + fallback. SMS: two carriers. Material pricing: three supplier APIs. The system picks the cheapest sufficient option and fails over silently.
The Quoting, Scheduling, Dispatch, and Follow-up agents call tools by category, not by name. New integrations join the graph and become available to every agent that needs them.
Every tool call is logged. Per-integration latency, success rate, and cost are visible in the operator dashboard. Configure alerts when any single tool degrades.
Most public-API tools land in production 4–8 business days after request. The adapter framework keeps net-new integrations to ~1 day of engineering each.
