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Create a task from a Slack message or command, preview task links and send selected task updates to channels through configured outgoing webhooks.

Send task notifications to a Teams channel through a webhook and display selected Talqivo content in a Teams tab, with the required access configured.

Deliver selected task events to a Discord channel using its webhook URL, so the team can spot project updates beside its ongoing conversations.

Post selected task updates to a Google Chat space through its incoming webhook, keeping the notification beside the conversations your team already follows.

Start a Zoom meeting from a task and keep its meeting link there. A completed cloud recording can appear when Zoom sends the recording event.

Use the Gmail add-on setup to connect messages with task creation, keeping the email context available when the team begins following up the request.

View events from your connected Google Calendar beside planned tasks. Connected events are read-only in this view, helping you plan around existing commitments.

See connected Outlook calendar events as read-only planning context. A separate Outlook mail add-in provides a route from email messages into task creation.

Turn configured Calendly booking events into tasks with the booking context, giving the team a place to organise preparation and follow-up after a reservation.

Link commits and pull requests to task references. Connect GitHub search separately to find accessible issues and pull requests alongside results from your Talqivo workspace.

Use GitLab webhooks to attach commit and merge-request references to tasks. Recognised closing references can update the related task when the merge is completed.

Bring Bitbucket commit and pull-request references into tasks through configured webhooks, with recognised closing instructions able to complete the referenced task after a merge.

Route selected Sentry issue notifications into a task list, carrying the reported problem and source link into the team’s normal triage and delivery process.

Browse the files available to your connected Google Drive account and attach a reference to a task, keeping access governed by the original file’s permissions.

Find Dropbox files through your connected account and add their links to tasks, so reviewers reach the source file without a separate file migration.

Choose files from your connected Box account and associate them with tasks, keeping the project’s file references together while Box controls the source access.

Connect OneDrive to find and link files from your account to tasks, keeping the working document in its existing location and preserving its sharing rules.

Display a shared Miro board in an Embed view using a supported board URL. Board access and available interactions remain governed by Miro’s sharing settings.

Place a supported Figma sharing link in an Embed view to show a design beside the project, with visibility and interaction controlled by the source file.

Show a Loom recording from its supported sharing URL inside an Embed view, allowing the team to consult the explanation without importing the recording.

Embed a supported YouTube video link in a project view so training, demonstrations or reference material can be watched alongside the work it explains.

Display a Vimeo video from a supported link in an Embed view, subject to the video’s own viewing and embedding permissions at the source.

Embed a supported shared Airtable view for project context, or import a recognised Airtable export file. These routes display or copy data rather than synchronise bases.

Connect your Toggl Track API credentials and import entries for a chosen date range, matching the available task references without synchronising running timers.

Use your Clockify API credentials to import time entries from a selected period into matching tasks, then review the imported hours in Talqivo.

Provide the Harvest credentials and account information required to import a selected time period, keeping recognised task references and imported hours available for review.

Import a chosen range of Everhour time entries using your account credentials, then review the task-linked records as a selected snapshot of tracked time.

Receive configured Zendesk ticket events through a signed webhook and create tasks with the request context and source link, ready for the team to triage.

Turn supported Intercom conversation or ticket events into tasks through a signed webhook, preserving useful request details and a link back to the original conversation.

Create follow-up tasks from supported Front conversation events using a signed webhook, bringing the request into the project without duplicating the entire shared inbox.

Receive supported HubSpot record events through a signed webhook and create the corresponding task with its CRM reference, ready for the team to organise follow-up.

Read selected Talqivo data through the Tableau Web Data Connector in a compatible WDC 2.x environment, using an API token with the appropriate permissions.

Build Zapier workflows with Talqivo’s API and webhook steps, choosing the triggers, HTTP requests and data mappings that connect the services in your own process.

Use Make HTTP modules and webhooks to connect Talqivo API operations with other services, configuring the authorisation, fields and execution steps for your own scenario.

Prepare an n8n workflow with HTTP requests and webhooks against the Talqivo API, retaining control over credentials, data mappings and the workflow’s execution environment.

Import selected Trello boards through an authorised source connection when configured, or use a supported board export file to prepare a reviewed snapshot of the work.

Choose Asana projects through the authorised import connection when configured, or bring a supported export file and review task mappings before completing the import.

Read selected Basecamp project work through an authorised import when configured, or use a compatible archive, then review the items copied into Talqivo.

Import a supported Jira export file and map recognised task details into the destination list, checking statuses, people and dates before adopting the imported project.

Bring a supported monday.com CSV or spreadsheet export into the importer and review column mappings, so the recognised work becomes tasks in the chosen list.

Use a supported Todoist CSV export to bring tasks into Talqivo, reviewing recognised structure, dates and fields before the team starts using the imported work.

Import a recognised Wrike export file and check the available task details and mappings, preserving supported context without maintaining a live connection to the original project.

Bring a supported Smartsheet export into the importer, map its columns and review the recognised rows as tasks before continuing the project in Talqivo.

Import a recognised Notion export file to bring supported work data into tasks, then review the field mappings before adopting the imported snapshot.