Topol Plugin CRM Integration Example

DemoCRM is a working example application that embeds Topol Plugin as its email editor. It shows what the plugin looks like once it is part of a product rather than a standalone tool: users open a template from the CRM, edit it in the drag-and-drop editor, and save it back without leaving the application.

Try the live demo here:

https://topol-campaign-showcase.lovable.app/

What the demo shows

The demo covers the integration pattern described in Getting Started, applied to a realistic application:

• The editor as a native screen. The plugin fills a container inside the CRM layout, so it reads as one of the application's own screens rather than an embedded third-party tool.
• Templates owned by the host application. DemoCRM holds the template list. Opening one calls load, and the onSave callback returns the JSON and HTML for the CRM to store.
• Interface customization. Branding and available features are configured to match the surrounding application.

Why this pattern fits a CRM

CRM and sales tools are a common fit for the plugin because email composition sits in the middle of a workflow that already lives in the product. Keeping it there avoids sending users to a separate tool and back with copied HTML.

The practical benefits for the host application:

• No editor to build or maintain. Email rendering across inbox clients is a large, ongoing problem. The plugin absorbs it.
• Templates stay in your database. The editor holds no template data, so the CRM keeps its existing storage and permission model.
• Control over the interface. Available blocks, branding, and roles and permissions are configurable, so the editor exposes only what your users should see.

To build the same integration, start with Getting Started and add features from there.