Tidyhq + StackGo
Run compliance from inside Tidyhq. Checks start from a record and the result lands back on the client.
Tidyhq publishes 15 trigger events and 11 actions on its public Zapier listing. That is what a StackGo connector would be built on.
When your group needs to collect membership dues, communicate with everyone and keep track of your finances and more, TidyHQ has you covered.
Description supplied by Tidyhq.
What starts a check
You do not open StackGo. A change in the system starts the work, and the system stays your source of truth.
- Contact Activated
- Contact Created
- Contact Deactivated
- Contact Added to Group
- Contact Merged
What StackGo puts back on the record
A Tidyhq connector would write named fields onto the record, not a link to a portal. These are the fields StackGo writes on the systems it connects to today.
- Verification status
- Risk rating
- Last checked
- Report link
- Verified name
- Date of birth
- Document checked
- Screening result
- Beneficial owners
- Form responses
- Verification report (PDF)
Every field is optional. What each one holds, and which carry personal data, is set out once in what “integrates with” actually means.
- Add Contact Note
- Create Contact
- Add Invoice Note
- Add Membership Note
Tidyhq's own write operations. The result goes onto the record you already work in.
Tidyhq’s public integration surface
The rest of what Tidyhq exposes on Zapier, beyond the ones above. This is the raw material a connector would use.
- Contact Removed From Group
- Event Activated
- Event Deleted
- Event Ticket Pack Activated
- Event Ticket Pack Cancelled
- Event Ticket Pack Expired
- Event Ticket Pack Reserved
- Event Ticket Created
- Event Ticket Deleted
- Event Ticket Updated
- Delete Contact
- Delete Contact Note
- Delete Invoice Note
- Delete Membership Note
- Update Contact
- Find Contact
- List Contacts
Names are Tidyhq’s own, read from its public Zapier listing on 28 August 2026.
Common questions about Tidyhq
Which Tidyhq events can start a compliance check?
“Contact Activated”, “Contact Created”, “Contact Deactivated”, “Contact Added to Group”. These are Tidyhq’s own trigger names from its public Zapier listing. StackGo does not connect to Tidyhq yet, so they show where a connector would start.
How would a check result show up in Tidyhq?
Through Tidyhq’s own write operations: “Add Contact Note”, “Create Contact”, “Add Invoice Note”, “Add Membership Note”. You choose which fields are written, and you can also run it one-way, with nothing written back to Tidyhq at all.
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