Reporting

Jestor + StackGo

Jestor and the compliance workflow around it.

Jestor publishes 3 trigger events and 3 actions on its public Zapier listing. That is what a StackGo connector would be built on.

Reporting Above the workflow Not connected yet
What Jestor is

Jestor is an easy way to build internal tools for your company. It's a relational database powered by analytics, low-code and no-code automations.

Description supplied by Jestor.

Where it fits

Above the workflow, looking down on it

A dashboard does not do compliance work. It tells you how much is outstanding across the whole book rather than one client at a time. That is close to Monitor but it is not the same job: Monitor re-checks a client, reporting watches the practice.

What StackGo sends to Jestor

An outcome, never the client’s identity data. Jestor would be told what happened; the verification detail stays in your system of record.

  • What happened
  • Who it was for
  • When
  • Where the record is

Every field is optional. What each one holds, and which carry personal data, is set out once in what “integrates with” actually means.

Everything else Jestor publishes

Jestor’s public integration surface

The rest of what Jestor exposes on Zapier, beyond the workflow. This is the raw material a connector would use.

3 events
  • Delete a Record
  • Create a New Record
  • Update a Record
3 actions
  • Create Record
  • Get all fields
  • Get All Tabs

Names are Jestor’s own, read from its public Zapier listing on 28 August 2026.

Where this sits

Jestor sits beside the work, not inside it.

The compliance work happens in the five workflows below. Jestor is where the result lands — nothing starts a check here.

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