Every integration, and what it does

Everything you can connect from Integrations in your project settings, grouped by what it actually does. Availability depends on your plan.

Issue trackers and project tools

Tickets from Gleap become tasks over there, with the technical detail attached.

• JIRA — sends tickets to your Jira projects.

• Linear — creates issues in your Linear workspace.

• GitHub and GitLab — open issues for bug reports.

• Azure DevOps — creates work items.

• ClickUp, Trello, Asana, Shortcut, Awork, Plutio — sends tickets to the board, list or workspace you choose.

• Notion — sends tickets into a Notion database. Marked as beta.

Other support and CRM tools

• HubSpot — creates tickets in your HubSpot account.

• Salesforce — creates cases in your Salesforce account.

• Zendesk — creates tickets in your Zendesk account.

• Helpscout — creates inquiries in your Helpscout account.

These push conversations into another support tool, which is rarely what you want long term — answering in two inboxes is worse than answering in one. They earn their place during a migration, or when another team owns part of your support.

Billing and commerce

These bring the customer's commercial data next to the conversation. Nothing is pushed out.

• Stripe — syncs your Stripe customers with Gleap.

• Chargebee — syncs your Chargebee customer data.

• Lemon Squeezy — syncs your Lemon Squeezy customer data.

• Shopify — syncs your Shopify customers and their orders.

Notifications and chat

• Slack — posts to a channel, can keep a ticket in one thread, and can announce assignee changes.

• Discord — posts notifications to your Discord channels.

• MS Teams — posts notifications to your Teams channels.

• Email — sends tickets to an email address.

Build your own

• Webhooks — sends tickets to any REST endpoint you control.

• Zapier — connects Gleap to everything Zapier reaches.

The rest

• Calendly — lets customers schedule meetings from inside Gleap.

• Aircall — creates calls and works with your Aircall phone system.

• Better Stack — shows incident status from your uptime monitoring.

• Crowdin — translates your help center articles.

Not on the list?

Two routes cover almost everything else: a webhook if you can receive one, and Zapier if you'd rather not write code. There's also a public API and an MCP server for tools that want to read from Gleap rather than be told about things.