CoNote

Integrations overview

Connect your tools once and the logbook fills itself. Here's how integrations work and how to add one.

Integrations are what make CoNote automatic. Each one connects an external tool and turns its activity into notes on your timeline — no copy-pasting, no manual logging.

The integrations marketplace showing connected integrations and available providers grouped by business unit
The marketplace: your connected sources up top, the full catalog grouped by team below.

How they work

Every integration does the same job in one of two ways:

  • Webhook — the tool sends events to a private CoNote URL the moment they happen (e.g. GitHub, Webhook).
  • Poll — CoNote checks the source on a schedule and records what changed (e.g. Google Tag Manager, Uptime).

Either way, the integration normalizes the source's data into a clean, readable note and the core writes it to your timeline.

Adding one

  1. Open the marketplace

    Go to Integrations in the dashboard. Providers are grouped by business unit — Marketing, Engineering, Commerce, Company-wide — with live and coming-soon options shown together.

  2. Connect

    Pick a provider and follow its setup. Webhook integrations give you a unique URL and secret to paste into the source tool; polling integrations ask for the settings they need (URLs, or a sign-in for hosted services).

  3. Watch the first event land

    Once connected, the integration starts producing notes. Trigger a real event — push a commit, publish a container — and watch it appear on the timeline.

Integrations and seats

Each active integration counts as one seat, the same as a team member. Plans include a fixed number of seats, so deactivating an integration you no longer need frees a seat. See plans and seats for the details.

Can't find your tool? The generic Webhook integration accepts events from anything that can POST JSON — and it's how your own scripts send events too.

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