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Integrations Overview
What integrations do
Integrations are the data foundation of Specky. They connect your existing tools — where your team already communicates, tracks work, and talks to customers — and pull that data into Specky so it can be analyzed, searched, and used to ground AI-generated content.
Without integrations, Specky is a powerful document editor. With integrations, it becomes a living intelligence layer on top of your entire product operation.
Available integrations
This is the complete 51-connection native catalog in Settings → Integrations. Google Workspace is managed by its own card because it has separate Drive, Gmail, Calendar, Docs, and Sheets permissions; it still lives on the same Integrations page. Granola brings in meeting intelligence; Microsoft Planner is a Microsoft Graph task source and delivery destination; Zapier and n8n are signed workflow bridges.
Communication and customer conversations
| Integration | What comes in or goes out |
|---|---|
| Slack | Selected channel messages, threads, reactions, commands, and alerts |
| Microsoft Teams | Channel posts, replies, bot commands, and alerts |
| Google Workspace | Drive, Gmail, Calendar, Docs, and Sheets (choose services and Gmail query) |
| Outlook | Microsoft 365 email signals |
| Product Hunt | Launch comments, questions, and vote context |
| Discord | Messages from one selected community or support channel |
| Telegram | Group messages, direct bot feedback, and stakeholder updates |
| Inbound WhatsApp Business messages and direct replies | |
| SMS (Twilio) | Stakeholder notifications only; send-only |
Voice and conversational support
| Integration | What comes in or goes out |
|---|---|
| fonio.ai | Post-call transcripts and summaries via a configured assistant webhook; outbound calls can be initiated from Specky |
| ElevenLabs | Conversation history, transcripts, analysis, collected fields, signed live events, and hosted MCP agent tools |
| Chatarmin | Inbound WhatsApp customer messages via webhook; campaign traffic is intentionally not treated as product feedback |
| Help Scout | Support conversations, threads, mailbox, tags, and customer context |
| JustCall | Call metadata, transcripts, summaries, sentiment, and AI call moments |
Docs, knowledge, and capture
| Integration | What comes in or goes out |
|---|---|
| Notion | Pages, databases, and existing product docs |
| Confluence | Selected spaces and wiki pages |
| Miro | Board stickies, cards, text, and mind-map context |
| Figma | Design files and prototype context |
| Typeform | Survey and research responses |
| LaunchNotes | Changelog and release-note context |
| Custom API | Records from any mapped HTTPS REST endpoint |
Engineering and delivery
| Integration | What comes in or goes out |
|---|---|
| GitHub | Issues, pull requests, reviews, and optional commit messages |
| Jira | Issues, epics, comments, status changes, and generated tickets |
| Linear | Issues, projects, comments, and generated issues |
| Azure DevOps | Work items, sprints, and boards |
| Asana | Tasks, projects, and workflow context |
| ClickUp | Tasks, docs, and project context |
| Trello | Board cards, lists, labels, due dates, and activity |
| Shortcut | Stories, workflow state, estimates, labels, groups, and project context |
Customer, revenue, analytics, and reliability
| Integration | What comes in or goes out |
|---|---|
| HubSpot | CRM deals, tickets, notes, and customer context |
| Intercom | Customer conversations and support tickets |
| Salesforce | Deals, leads, accounts, and revenue context |
| Zendesk | Support tickets and customer feedback |
| Gainsight | Customer-success health, NPS, and account signals |
| Freshdesk | Support tickets and customer questions |
| Help Scout | Mailboxes, conversations, threads, tags, and customer context |
| JustCall | Call metadata, transcripts, summaries, sentiment, and AI call moments |
| Gong | Call transcripts, summaries, topics, and speaker quotes |
| Zoom | Meeting recordings and transcripts |
| Loom | Async videos and walkthrough context |
| PostHog | Events, trends, feature flags, surveys, cohorts, and session signals |
| Pendo | Product analytics, guides, and feedback |
| Sentry | Errors, issues, stack traces, and affected-user context |
| Datadog | Errors, monitors, and incidents |
| Amplitude | Events, funnels, and user behaviour |
| Mixpanel | Events and funnel analysis |
| Segment | Customer-data events |
| Snowflake | Warehouse-backed usage and business events |
| Stripe | Revenue, subscriptions, and customer signals |
If you do not see your tool, you can still use REST API and webhooks, upload files, import a URL, capture a page with the Chrome extension, or connect an MCP server. Native cards are shortcuts; the Product Graph is the destination.
How integrations work
Connection methods vary by provider. OAuth is used where the provider supports it; other connections use scoped API keys, bot tokens, a secure webhook, or a mapped HTTPS endpoint. Specky stores credentials encrypted and never needs your source-tool password. The flow is:
- Authorize — you click Connect and approve Specky's access in the tool's OAuth screen
- Configure — you choose which channels, projects, repos, or folders to sync
- Initial index — Specky indexes your historical data (up to 90 days back)
- Ongoing sync — new data arrives through polling, webhooks, or push events (the timing depends on the source)
What goes in, and what comes out
| You start with | Specky creates | Example question or next step |
|---|---|---|
| Slack thread, support ticket, or call transcript | A searchable signal with source, sentiment, theme, and links | “What are customers repeatedly asking for?” |
| Jira issue, GitHub PR, or Linear project | Delivery context connected to product evidence | “Which roadmap bet is already in progress?” |
| PostHog, Pendo, Amplitude, Mixpanel, Segment, or Snowflake event | Usage evidence that can be compared with qualitative feedback | “Did adoption improve after the release?” |
| HubSpot, Salesforce, Gainsight, Stripe, or Zendesk record | Revenue, account, or support context attached to the product problem | “Which customer pain is blocking expansion?” |
| Document, board, survey, or URL | Indexed knowledge that Alex can search and cite | “Turn these notes into a PRD with evidence.” |
The useful unit is not a disconnected import. Each item becomes a graph signal that can be connected to a feature, opportunity, decision, PRD, ticket, experiment, or outcome.
Data security
- All data is encrypted at rest (AES-256) and in transit (TLS 1.3)
- Specky only reads the data you explicitly authorize — it never writes to your source tools except via the Execution Bridge (which you explicitly trigger)
- Your data is never used to train AI models
- You can disconnect any integration and delete its synced data at any time from Settings → Integrations
Managing integrations
Go to Settings → Integrations to:
- Connect new integrations
- View sync status and last sync time
- Configure which data is synced
- Pause or disconnect integrations
- View the data Specky has indexed
Each provider's Connect dialog includes its exact fields, permissions, setup steps, expected input, and data coverage. For the most common workflows, start with Connecting Your First Integration, then open the provider-specific guide for Slack, Jira, GitHub, Gong, or Linear.
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