Connect GitLab and Microsoft Office 365 to unlock the power of automation

You can set up integration between GitLab and Microsoft Office 365 by using automation tools that connect these platforms through triggers and actions. Start by selecting a trigger event in GitLab, such as when a merge request is created, then choose a corresponding action in Office 365, like sending an email notification via Outlook.

In our integration setup, you can use various triggers from GitLab such as new issues, commits, or merge requests. Each of these triggers can initiate specific actions within Microsoft Office 365 like creating tasks in Planner or sending notifications via Outlook.

Yes, our integration allows you to customize actions on Microsoft Office 365 based on specific GitLab triggers. For instance, you might configure the system so that every time a merge request is approved in GitLab, it automatically schedules a meeting in Outlook.

Absolutely! Our platform supports configuring multiple project connections, allowing different branches or repositories from GitLab to interact with distinct features across the Office 365 suite like scheduling events or updating shared documents.

If an automated action fails during our integration process between GitLab and Office 365, check the activity logs for error details. You may need to verify permissions or reconfigure your trigger-action settings. We also provide troubleshooting tips within our platform documentation.

Before setting up the integration, ensure you have admin access to both your GitLab account and Microsoft Office 365 services. Proper permissions are necessary for enabling automation triggers and performing actions across both platforms.

Data security is paramount in our integrations; we employ encryption protocols for data transfer between GitLab and Office 365. Regular audits are conducted to maintain compliance with security standards and protect sensitive information.