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CalcsConnect does four things. Most integrations use two or three of them.

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Run a code-checked calculation

Your product sends inputs and gets back results and check outcomes, so a user sees a pass or fail without leaving your interface. Create a sheet from a template, update its inputs, then solve it. Typed endpoints exist for timber beams and snow loads, and generic template endpoints cover every other calculator your organization is licensed for. Reference: Sheets, Generic calculators, Timber, Snow load

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Get site design loads for a location

Your product sends coordinates and gets the design values that apply there, which removes a manual lookup step before any calculation runs. Wind, tornado, snow, and seismic values are available. One call can return every applicable load together, with elevation and terrain roughness as options. Reference: GIS environmental loads. For regional coverage, see site design data coverage.

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Organize work into projects

Calculations group under projects the same way they do on Calcs.com, so a user who also has a Calcs.com account sees one consistent structure. Create projects, list the sheets in them, and clean up in bulk when a workflow ends. Responses include a direct link into the Calcs.com web app, so a user can open the same work in Calcs.com. Reference: Projects

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Produce a calculation report

Export a project, or a chosen subset of its sheets, as the same PDF report Calcs.com produces. See can partners generate reports. Reference: Projects