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This walks you through connecting Arive to Leaf360, screen by screen, so your Arive loans start importing. If you’d rather watch it, the video covers the same ground. Arive is included on Free, so you don’t need a Leaf360 upgrade to connect it. Other integrations require an upgrade. See Plans and billing.
For what data moves across once you’re connected, the status mapping tabs, and the rest of the reference, see Arive.

Connecting Arive

1

Open Account Settings

Click your profile at the bottom left of your screen, then Account Settings.
Profile menu open over the sidebar. Account Settings is the first item, boxed in red, above Notifications, Current Workspace, Organization Role and Log out.

The profile menu at the bottom left, with Account Settings at the top

2

Go to Integrations

In the settings list, scroll down to Data & Integrations and select Integrations.
Settings sidebar scrolled to the Data & Integrations group. Integrations sits between Tags and Import History; the group heading and Integrations are both boxed in red.

Data & Integrations in the settings sidebar, with Integrations selected

3

Select Arive

Look through the integrations and select Arive.
Core Integrations shelf of built-in cards. The Arive card, described as a loan processing platform with API credentials and a portal link, is boxed in red and shows Connected.

The Arive card on the Core Integrations shelf

4

Fill out the prompts

Choose your company’s connection under Integration Mode, then fill in and save the credentials that mode asks for. See Direct API or Zapier below if you aren’t sure which one to use.

Direct API or Zapier

The Arive card opens on Integration Mode, with two choices: Direct API, which connects using your Arive API credentials, and Zapier, which connects through a webhook instead. If you don’t know which one you have, reach out to your company and ask before you pick. It isn’t a guess worth making, since the credentials you need differ between the two.

What Zapier shows on the right

If you’re on Zapier, the right hand side reads Setup Complete once your Zapier keys are all saved, or Setup Incomplete while one’s still missing. You don’t have to fill in the Direct API credentials, since Zapier doesn’t use them. Setup Complete confirms your keys are saved. The loan details that arrive still depend on what your Zap sends and how its fields are mapped. Make sure whoever manages your Zap updates that mapping for the details you need. See Arive for the supported details.

If you don’t see Arive at all

If Arive isn’t on the Integrations shelf, you’re on a company account. An administrator at your company has to follow these same steps and enable it for you.
Last modified on October 5, 2026