Integrations
Connections with clear contracts and boundaries
RedHover plans product connections through clear, versioned contracts and explicit responsibilities. In the target model, Launch passes eligible business context to Command; Command uses Relay for communication, while Engage adds the external Space when needed. A defined contract is not proof that an integration is deployed, active, or accepted in production.
This page names no provider or partner and claims neither an active connection nor shared database, production acceptance, or customer deployment.
Intended product sequence
Connections preserve product ownership
The sequence is a readable target model. Every stage remains an independently deployable product with its own data and process responsibility.
1 · Digital presence
RedHover Launch
Launch owns pages, content, media, forms, localization, search information, and controlled publishing.
Eligible business context is intended to pass directly to Command, not first to Relay.
2 · Business context
RedHover Command
Command owns customer relationships, leads, opportunities, tasks, and sales stages.
Command remains the process owner and uses the relevant communication or collaboration path in the target model.
3 · Communication
RedHover Relay
Relay owns email, templates, and bounded campaign and communication workflows.
Command uses Relay in the target model when communication is required.
4 · External Space
RedHover Engage
Engage is designed for a dedicated digital Space for external collaboration.
When configured, Engage complements the Command process without taking it over.
The arrows and order explain only the target model. They prove no deployed, activated, or production-accepted integration.
Contract and evidence boundary
Definition is not the same as active operation
Contract intent, implementation, and accepted runtime remain separate evidence stages.
Target architecture
Roles and handoffs are clearly described
The public target model names Launch, Command, Relay, and Engage with distinct responsibilities.
A description is not yet a technical deployment.
Runtime not accepted
Active connections are not evidenced
Without an accepted runtime receipt, the presentation remains explicitly at target-model level.
Activation, processing, delivery, external access, and shared data storage are not claimed.
External dependency
Providers and partners remain outside the claim
The product boundary can be explained without naming or confirming an external service.
No provider, partner, or production relationship is claimed.
Private contracts, internal endpoints, hostnames, provider data, and operational detail are not public page content.
Questions and boundaries
Understand connections without a live claim
The answers explain the target model together with the missing runtime confirmation.
What product sequence is intended?
Eligible business context moves directly from Launch to Command. Command uses Relay when communication is required; Engage adds the external Space when configured.
Are these connections active?
This page proves no deployed, activated, or production-accepted connection.
Do the products become a monolith?
No. RedHover OS describes a connected experience; the four products remain independently deployable and retain their data and process responsibilities.