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Integrations

Plan the connections your workflow needs.

Review CI/CD, cloud, observability, and collaboration workflows with explicit data boundaries, permissions, validation steps, and operating responsibilities.

Zof - Connects your stack
Connects your stack

CI/CD

GitHub Actions
GitLab CI
Jenkins
CircleCI
Azure DevOps

Cloud Infrastructure

AWS
Google Cloud
Azure
Kubernetes
Docker

Monitoring & Observability

Datadog
New Relic
PagerDuty
Splunk
Grafana

Collaboration & Project Tools

Slack
Jira
Linear
Notion
Microsoft Teams

20 provider workflow guides. Select a provider to review its requirements and validation steps.

Move from a tool list to an approved workflow

Start with the event you want to receive, the action you want to perform, and the evidence a reviewer needs. A pipeline result, a cloud execution environment, a telemetry signal, and an issue-tracking update are different integration responsibilities. Assign an owner to each boundary and confirm which operations your Zof deployment supports.

The guides explain provider-specific evaluation steps. They do not establish that every provider feature, native connector, authentication flow, or write operation is included in your account. Obtain the supported setup instructions and agree on service scope before issuing production credentials.

Define access

Record the target account, project, repository, namespace, or channel. Separate reading metadata from writing status, modifying resources, or publishing evidence. Review the actual identity and permissions with the system owner.

Prove the behavior

Use a small nonproduction workflow with sanitized data. Exercise success, failure, timeout, repeated delivery, and cancellation. Check revision mapping and whether the intended audience can open the supporting evidence.

Plan operation and removal

Identify credential rotation, retry handling, rate limits, alert ownership, and retention. Confirm what happens to queued work and copied artifacts when access is revoked. Retire dependent checks and notifications in a controlled order.

01Works with your stack

Zof meets your stack where it already runs.

GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, Azure DevOps, AWS, GCP, Azure, Datadog, Slack, Jira, Zof connects into the systems your teams already use, not the ones they wish they didn't.

ECOSYSTEM

20 connectors

Spanning CI/CD, cloud, ops, and chat.

CONFIGURATION

Scope your connection

Review permissions and deployment requirements before connecting.

OPEN ACCESS

API + webhooks

Build the integrations we don't ship.

CONNECTED/integrations
Zof integrations directory with CI/CD section showing GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, CircleCI, and Azure DevOps; Cloud Infrastructure section with AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure; plus a health summary showing zero degraded, zero errors, and 20 total integrations.
Integrations · /integrations · 20 connectors · live from the product.