Dots integrations: connect the tools you use
Email, files, calendar, team chat and GitHub in one practical index.
Start with the task
Choose a plugin because it supplies a needed input or action. An inbox briefing needs mail access; a meeting brief needs event details and supporting documents; an issue investigation needs the repository. Connect the smallest useful set for your first workflow.
Apps and contact methods
A contact method tells your dot where to talk with you. An app connection gives it tools and information. Slack or Teams messaging can be set up from the dot profile; access to other work sources is connected separately.
Verify the right account
After connecting, request one specific item by name or link. Check the account, folder or repository, and the tool actions available. If a connection expires, complete the reconnect request and retry that same small lookup before resuming the wider job.
Build a complete chain
Use the tutorials below to move from source to output: Gmail to a reply queue, Calendar to a meeting brief, Drive to a project memo, Slack or Teams to a decision log, and GitHub to an issue investigation.
Dots + Gmail: setup and first workflow
Turn correspondence into a reply queue.
IntegrationsDots + Google Calendar: setup and first workflow
Prepare meetings from the calendar you actually use.
IntegrationsDots + Google Drive: setup and first workflow
Make a project folder useful again.
IntegrationsDots + Slack: setup and first workflow
Bring decisions from channels into one action list.
IntegrationsDots + Microsoft Teams: setup and first workflow
Keep project follow-ups close to your team conversations.
IntegrationsDots + GitHub: setup and first workflow
Move from an issue link to a focused investigation.