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Zolt’s integrations panel lets you connect the tools your team already uses — from chat apps to cloud storage to developer workflows — so your work stays in sync without manual updates. Once connected, integrations surface relevant data inside Zolt and can trigger automations, sync files, and post notifications automatically.

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Finding Available Integrations

All available integrations live in one place. To browse them, navigate to Settings → Integrations. Integrations are organized into four categories to help you find what you need quickly:
  • Communication — tools like Slack and Microsoft Teams for notifications and mentions
  • Storage — cloud file services like Google Drive and Dropbox for attaching and syncing files
  • Development — code platforms like GitHub and GitLab for linking pull requests and commits to tasks
  • Automation — workflow tools like Zapier and Make for building cross-app automations
Use the search bar at the top of the Integrations page to find a specific tool by name, or filter by category using the tabs along the left sidebar.

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Installing an Integration

Connecting a new integration takes just a few steps. Most integrations use OAuth, so you’ll be redirected to the third-party service to authorize access — you won’t need to copy API keys manually.
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Find the Integration

Go to Settings → Integrations and locate the app you want to connect. You can browse by category or use the search bar. Click the integration card to open its detail page.
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Click Connect

On the integration detail page, click the Connect button. A brief description of what data the integration accesses is shown here — review it before proceeding.
3

Authorize in the OAuth Popup

A popup window opens and takes you to the third-party service’s authorization screen. Sign in to that service if prompted, then review the permissions Zolt is requesting.
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Confirm Permissions

Click Allow or Authorize on the third-party screen to grant Zolt access. The popup closes automatically and you’re returned to Zolt, where the integration now shows a Connected badge.

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Managing Connected Apps

After connecting integrations, you can review and manage all of them from the same Settings → Integrations page. Switch to the Connected tab to see only the apps currently linked to your workspace. For each connected app you can:
  • View connection details — see which account or workspace is linked and when the connection was established
  • Re-authorize — if an integration loses access (for example, after a password change), click Re-authorize to go through the OAuth flow again and restore the connection
  • Disconnect — click Disconnect to revoke Zolt’s access to that service; this does not delete any data already synced, but stops future syncing
Re-authorizing an integration does not reset any configuration or automation rules you’ve set up that depend on it.

Slack

Receive Zolt notifications in Slack channels, get pinged when you’re assigned a task, and post task updates directly from Slack. Great for keeping distributed teams in the loop without switching apps.

Google Drive

Attach Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides directly to Zolt tasks. Files stay linked to their live Google Drive versions, so your team always sees the latest content without re-uploading.

GitHub

Link pull requests, commits, and branches to Zolt tasks. When a PR is merged, the associated task can automatically move to a new status — keeping your project board up to date with your code.

Zapier

Connect Zolt to thousands of apps through Zapier’s no-code automation platform. Trigger Zaps when tasks are created or completed, and push data from external tools back into Zolt without writing code.
Want to build a custom integration instead of using a native one? Zolt’s public REST API and webhooks let you connect any tool or internal system. Head to the Developer Docs to get started.
Dernière modification le 18 septembre 2026