Integrations Overview
is.team connects with the tools your team already uses. Link pull requests, get Slack notifications, attach design files, and automate workflows — all without leaving your workspace.
Native Integrations
is.team ships with four built-in integrations. Each one uses OAuth so you never share passwords — just authorize and you're connected.
GitHub
Link pull requests and issues to tasks. Status badges update automatically when PRs are merged or issues closed.
Slack
Receive task assignment and comment notifications in your chosen Slack channel.
Google Drive
Attach and preview Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, PDFs, and images directly inside tasks.
Figma
Paste a Figma URL to attach designs with an inline preview — works with files, prototypes, and FigJam boards.
Webhooks & Automation
Beyond the native integrations, is.team supports incoming and outgoing webhooks. Use them with Zapier, Make.com, or any custom service to create tasks from external events or push is.team activity to other tools.
Webhooks
Incoming webhooks create tasks from external services. Outgoing webhooks push events like task.created and task.completed to your endpoints.
How to Connect
All integrations are managed from a single place.
- 1
Open Workspace Settings
Click the gear icon in the workspace header or navigate to Workspace Settings.
- 2
Go to the Integrations tab
Select the Integrations tab in the settings panel.
- 3
Connect a service
Click Connect next to the integration you want. You'll be redirected to the service's OAuth screen to authorize is.team.
Warning
Only the workspace owner can connect or disconnect integrations. Team members can use connected integrations (e.g. attach Drive files or link GitHub PRs) but cannot change the connection settings.
Security
Every integration uses OAuth-based authentication — is.team never stores your third-party passwords. Access tokens are refreshed automatically on the server side, and you can revoke access at any time by disconnecting the integration.