Connect to 25+ APIs in minutes — not weeks
A developer-friendly integrations layer: OAuth, webhooks, retries, and clean normalized data — so your team ships faster without duct-tape glue code.
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A developer-friendly integrations layer: OAuth, webhooks, retries, and clean normalized data — so your team ships faster without duct-tape glue code.
4.6 /5 - from 12k reviews
4.8 /5 - from 5k reviews
Pick a connector, authorize once, and start syncing events. If you need something bespoke, you can extend with a custom connector.
Repos, issues, PRs, and actions.
Merge requests, pipelines, and projects.
PRs and repos for Atlassian teams.
Sync issues, sprints, and status changes.
Fast issue tracking with clean events.
Cards, lists, labels, and automations.
Tasks, projects, due dates, and updates.
Channels, webhooks, and message actions.
Post updates and automate notifications.
Webhooks and bot events for communities.
Databases, pages, and structured content.
Pages, spaces, and change events.
Files, permissions, and folder structure.
Read/write ranges and trigger syncs.
Events, reminders, and availability.
Files, folders, and shared links.
Microsoft file storage & permissions.
Enterprise storage, events, and sharing.
S3, SNS/SQS, and event-driven flows.
Pub/Sub, Storage, and service accounts.
Functions, queues, and Graph-friendly setups.
Subscriptions, invoices, and webhook events.
Payments, refunds, and transaction data.
SMS, voice, and status callbacks.
Email events, bounces, and activity feeds.
Issues, alerts, and release signals.
Metrics, monitors, and incident routing.
Need a connector that’s not listed? Build a custom integration with a simple interface — keep your business logic in one place.
Talk to us about custom connectors
A simple flow developers appreciate: authorize, choose events, map data, and ship. No pushy upsells — just fewer integration fires.
Authorize securely: OAuth 2.0, API keys, and scoped permissions — per environment and per tenant.
Pick events & objects: Webhooks where available, polling when needed.
Normalize and map: Turn payloads into stable types.
Ship and observe: Retries, rate-limits, logs, dashboards.
You don’t need a long sales pitch to take security seriously. We keep things practical: least privilege, clear audit trails, and sensible defaults.
Example: webhook verification (pseudo)
signature = headers["X-Signature"]
computed = hmac_sha256(secret, raw_body)
if !secure_compare(signature, computed): reject(401)Keep secrets server-side. Verify every webhook. Store raw bodies for replay/debugging — safely.