Available Integrations

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Available Integrations

Liza connects to third-party systems in two ways:

  • Native providers — integrated directly into Liza (OAuth, API key, or app password), with incoming webhooks / polling and, in some cases, two-way sync.
  • Unified.to — a hub for many additional providers per category via a generic connect flow (see Integrations (REST)).

Native providers

Connection types: OAuth (log in with the provider), API key (token/subdomain or app-specific password) and Inbound (Liza provides a webhook URL that you register with the provider).

The Status column shows whether a provider is already enabled (✅ live, connectable in the Liza settings) or in preparation (🟡 planned, not available yet). Only ✅ live providers should be named to users as available — some planned ones already have an entry in the client, but connecting does not work yet.

ProviderIDCategoriesConnectionStatus
GitHubgithubrepo, taskOAuth✅ live
SalesforcesalesforcecrmInbound (Apex trigger)✅ live
Stripestripepayments, billingOAuth (Connect) or Inbound (your own account)✅ live
Sentrysentrymonitoring, errorsOAuth✅ live
AppSignalappsignalmonitoring, errors, performanceInbound✅ live
MOCOmocotime-tracking, project, billingAPI key (subdomain)✅ live
Apple Calendarapple_caldavcalendarApp-specific password (CalDAV)✅ live
ZapierzapierautomationInbound (docs)✅ live
n8nn8nautomationInbound✅ live
Custom webhookcustomwebhook, integration-hubInbound✅ live
Linearlineartask, projectOAuth🟡 planned
Jirajiratask, projectOAuth🟡 planned
Asanaasanatask, projectOAuth🟡 planned
HubSpothubspotcrmOAuth🟡 planned
Google Workspacegooglecalendar, mailOAuth🟡 planned
Microsoft 365microsoftcalendar, mailOAuth🟡 planned

Availability depends on the environment

An OAuth provider only appears in the client once OAuth credentials are configured for that environment — the catalogue is filtered server-side. When in doubt, check Settings → Users & apps → Integrations for what is actually offered. On top of that the plan caps the number of connected services (Free: 5).

INFO

Some providers are read-only/poll-based (e.g. MOCO, Apple CalDAV), others support two-way actions (e.g. Sentry: close an issue). The exact feature set is shown in Liza when connecting.

Connections can be attached to a list or to a single item; the events then land as blocks in that chat.

Unified.to Categories

Through the connect flow, many additional providers are also available per category:

crm, ticketing, calendar, messaging, storage, task, ats, accounting, ecommerce, hr, enrichment, marketing.

The MCP server exposes tools for these, such as search_crm_contacts, list_tickets, list_messaging_channels, search_files, list_external_tasks, and the generic unified_api_call — visible as soon as a matching connection exists.