External Links and Company Info
Buyer Fit
Target firm types
- Wealth Management Firms
- RIAs
- Broker-dealers
Target firm size
- Mid-Size
- Small
- Solo
- Enterprise
Integrations
Jump has 47 integrations in our directory
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- Advyzon Level 3
- Asset-Map Level 4
- Black Diamond Level 3
- Box Level 4
- eMoney Advisor Level 4
- Gmail Level 4
- Google Calendar Level 4
- Google Drive Level 4
- Google Meet Level 3
- Google Workspace Level 4
- Holistiplan Level 3
- Hubly Level 3
- HubSpot Level 4
- LinkedIn Level 3
- Microsoft Dynamics Level 4
- Office 365 Level 4
- Orion Advisor Services Level 3
- Outlook Level 4
- Practifi Level 4
- Quivr CRM Level 4
- Redtail Level 4
- RightCapital Level 4
- RingCentral Level 3
- Salentica Elements Level 4
- Salesforce Level 4
- Schwab Level 3
- SharePoint Level 4
- SmartOffice Level 4
- TaxStatus Level 3
- Teams Level 4
- Wealth.com Level 3
- Wealthbox Level 3
- Webex Level 3
- XLR8 Level 4
- Zapier Level 3
- Zoho CRM Level 4
- Zoom Level 3
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APIs and Security
Security checks
Periodic SOC certification, Periodic Penetration Testing (aka PEN tests)
Public APIs
Yes - Our APIs allow other developers to 'GET' and 'POST' information to our application.
API authentication
OAuth, HTTPS
Data refreshed live via API
Yes
Developer portal exists
Yes
Developer portal URL
Developer portal features
Provides code samples in one language, Provides examples of successful and unsuccessful API calls, Other, Glossary, Is truly “self service” so developers can quickly create an account, log in, authenticate, connect to your APIs and receive responses?, Provides the real time status of (up/down) of each API?
Developer sandbox URL
Yes
Sandbox endpoints
Jump provides a self-service developer portal at https://my.jumpapp.com/enterprise/documentation/reference. Because Jump's API is GraphQL rather than REST, it is served from a single endpoint and available operations are defined by an introspectable schema rather than a list of URLs. The reference documents every query and mutation — covering meetings, contacts, notes, tasks, and identity — with all associated types, enums, and field-level request and response shapes. Access is self-service, authenticated via OAuth 2.0 with PKCE using scoped tokens (read:identity, read:meetings, read:contacts, read:notes, read:tasks), so developer sessions operate under the same permission model as production. To be precise about scope: this is a full self-service developer environment with complete schema introspection. A sandbox instance pre-seeded with synthetic sample data is in active development, and we'd welcome guidance on what would best meet your criterion here.
