Integrations
Connect the tools and services your people already use.
People can use Bridgly directly or work through familiar tools. Approved connectors bring selected context into the same project record while source permissions and access rules continue to apply.

Connect more than a fixed list of applications.
The connectable catalogue includes GitHub, GitHub Actions, GitLab, Linear, VS Code and GitHub Copilot, Slack, Google Workspace, Jira, Confluence and Microsoft Teams. Specialist adapter families cover AI activity, people systems, learning, performance, spend, meeting transcripts and code quality.
Start with the catalogue, then add the customer systems the project needs. Identity, source permissions and evidence stay attached as the information moves.
See connectors and integration routesCustomer REST APIs, signed webhooks, OpenTelemetry and MCP provide routes for internal and specialist systems. Activation depends on the source, deployment and permissions agreed with the customer.
Detailed connector guides
Explore the current public guides and data routes.
One controlled record
Using familiar tools does not remove the access rules.
Identity follows the work
The same verified user, role and scope apply when work arrives from another tool.
Source access still matters
Connected context does not give a person or agent permission they did not already have.
Every route stays reviewable
Owner, source, evidence, access checks and outcome remain part of the record.
Technical routes stay optional
MCP and custom APIs are available for technical teams without leading the main experience.
Connector management
Set the source scope, connection route, retention rules and what is written into Bridgly. Read-only access is the default where it fits the source.
- Read-only by default
- Source scope
- Retention rules
Connection state
Review authentication, granted scope, last successful sync, event counts, backlog and write status.
- Authentication
- Granted scope
- Sync and write status
Custom connector pattern
Internal systems can publish schema-backed events through webhooks, with permissions and classification included at ingest time.
- Webhook ingestion
- Schema validation
- Permission fields
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