GitLab + Zenkit Integrations
Ways to Connect GitLab with Zenkit
Add new Zenkit items to your Google Calendar
Add new Trello cards to a Zenkit collection
Create Zenkit items from new Gmail emails that match a search
Create Zenkit items from new Evernote notes
Post new Zenkit items to Slack
Add or move Trello cards to create new GitLab issues
Create new new rows in Google Sheets from Zenkit items
Create Asana tasks for new GitLab issues
Add new Zenkit tasks to PomoDoneApp as tasks
Create Zenkit items from new rows in Google Sheets
Add Trello cards for new GitLab issues
Get notified in Slack about new Zenkit activities
Create Zenkit items from new Asana tasks
Add Todoist tasks for GitLab issues
Create Zenkit items from new GitHub issues
Post new GitLab issues to Slack
Get direct messages in Slack when you receive Zenkit notifications
Create Zenkit items from new tagged Pocket items
Create new Zenkit items from Evernote reminders
Create new GitLab issues from inbound emails
Create Zenkit items from new Google Form responses
Post new GitLab merge requests to a Slack channel
Add new rows in Google Sheets for GitLab commits
Add new Typeform entries to a Zenkit collection
Add new GitLab issues as ClickUp tasks
Add new contacts in a Zenkit collection to a MailChimp list
Create GitLab issues from starred Gmail emails
Add new Pinterest pins to Zenkit as items
Add new GitLab issues as Pivotal Tracker stories
Get notified in Slack about new comments in Zenkit
Update Zenkit items when new rows in Google Sheets are updated
Send new Zenkit notifications via Gmail
Create new Zenkit items from Bitbucket issues
Tweet new GitLab commits on Twitter
Post new GitLab merge requests to Twist
Post new GitLab issues as notifications in Otixo
Add new LinkedIn Lead Gen Form leads to Zenkit as items
Create new Zenkit items from Jenkins job notifications
Send emails with Gmail for new GitLab merge requests
Save new Facebook Lead Ad leads as items in Zenkit
Save Olark messages as comments on Zenkit items
Add new MailChimp subscribers to a Zenkit collection
Post new GitLab issues to HipChat
Post HipChat messages when new activities occur in Zenkit
Write Jira issues for new issues in GitLab
Post GitLab commit changes to an AnywhereWorks stream
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Get StartedAbout GitLab
GitLab is an open source code collaboration tool with a rich feature set including management of repositories, reviewing tools, issue tracking, activity feeds and much more.
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Zenkit is a flexible workspace you can use to organize the things you care about, in the way that suits you best.
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1. Select a Trigger
True FalseTrigger when a commit is made on the specified project.
Triggers on issue events, e.g. when an issue is opened, updated, or closed.
Triggers on an open, merge, or close merge request event.
Triggers when a new item is created.
Triggers when there is new activity in Zenkit.
Triggers when you have a new notification.
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Creates a new issue.
Creates a new item.
Update an item.
Adds a comment to an item.
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