The Plain integration connects your Plain customer support platform directly to the Corsa platform. All customer support conversations - including threads, messages, and attachments - are automatically synced from Plain into your Corsa dashboard via real-time webhooks. This ensures your compliance team has complete visibility into customer support interactions alongside compliance data.Documentation Index
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How It Works
- Secure Connection - Securely link one or more Plain workspaces to Corsa. One-time setup per workspace with fully encrypted credential storage.
- Automatic Real-Time Syncing - Corsa receives real-time webhook notifications when conversations are created, messages are sent/received, or thread statuses change.
- Keeping Everything Up-to-Date - Status changes, new messages, and new conversations are all synced in real time across all connected workspaces.
Multi-Workspace Support
Corsa supports connecting up to 3 Plain workspaces per platform. This allows you to separate conversations across different teams, products, or regions while keeping everything synced in a single Corsa dashboard. Each workspace is configured independently with its own:- Plain API Key and webhook secret
- Customer Card settings
- Thread Field settings
Prerequisites
- A Plain account with permission to generate API credentials and configure webhooks.
- Owner access to the Corsa application.
Setting Up the Plain Integration
Step 1: Configure in Corsa
- Log in to Corsa.
- Go to Developers Hub → Integrations.
- Click Configure on the Plain card.
Step 2: Workspace Authentication
For each workspace you want to connect, you will need:- Workspace Name - A label to identify this workspace in Corsa (e.g., “Support”, “Sales”, “EU Team”). If left empty, the name will be automatically fetched from the Plain workspace.
- Plain API Key with the required permissions:
attachment:download,attachment:read,company:read,customer:read,customerEmail:read,email:read,label:read,machineUser:read,thread:read,threadActivity:read,threadField:read,threadFieldSchema:read,timeline:read,user:read,workspace:read - Plain HMAC Secret
Step 3: Optional - Customer Card Configuration
Toggle the Customer Card option per workspace to display Corsa client details directly in the Plain sidebar. Available fields: Jurisdiction, Account Status, Risk Level, Client Type, Activity Status.Additional permissions required for customer cards:
customerCardConfig (create, delete, edit, read) and customerCardConfigApiDetails (edit, read).Step 4: Optional - Thread Fields Configuration
Toggle Thread Fields per workspace to auto-populate thread fields with Corsa client data. Available fields: Jurisdiction, Client Type, Country.Additional permissions required:
threadFieldSchema (create, delete, edit, read) and threadField (create, delete, update, read).Step 5: Configure Webhooks in Plain
After saving, Corsa generates a unique webhook configuration for each workspace. Set up a webhook in each Plain workspace using its corresponding URL and secret.Historical Conversation Import
Corsa can import historical conversations from Plain. Client matching uses:- Plain Customer ID (Direct Link): If already stored on the client record.
- Email Lookup (Automatic Matching): Corsa searches Plain using the client’s email address.
- Up to 10 threads per customer
- Conversations from the last 90 days
- All messages, statuses, and attachments within those threads
Automatic Client Matching
When a new conversation is received, Corsa links it to the correct client using the Plain Customer ID.If an individual client doesn’t have a Plain Customer ID but their email matches the customer’s email in Plain, the conversation will still sync. Corsa will automatically update the client record with the Plain Customer ID.
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