Sign-in, directory sync, alerts and payments connect to these services, through open standards where there are any. Only connections that work in the product today are listed, each with what it shares and where you set it up.
Alerts, reminders and approvals reach the channels your team already watches.
Microsoft Teams
Your admins connect it
Alerts
Posts the alerts you choose to a Teams channel, one card each, through a Workflows webhook.
How it connects
Channel alertsIncoming webhook
What is shared
Only the alerts you send there: each one’s title, details and an Open link.
Where you set it up
Settings → Notifications → Delivery channels (Advanced routing), then tick Teams for each event in Events & routing; or Alert emails & Teams on Basic routing (company administrators)
Posts the alerts you choose to a Slack channel, one message each, through an incoming webhook.
How it connects
Channel alertsIncoming webhook
What is shared
Only the alerts you send there: each one’s title, details and an Open link.
Where you set it up
Settings → Notifications → Delivery channels (Advanced routing: turn Slack on and add the webhook address), then tick Slack for each event in Events & routing (company administrators)
Sends the alerts you choose to a Telegram chat or channel, one message each, from your own bot.
How it connects
Chat alertsBot API
What is shared
Only the alerts you send there: each one’s title, details and an Open link.
Where you set it up
Settings → Notifications: in Delivery channels choose Advanced routing, turn Telegram on and add your bot token and chat ID, then tick Telegram for each event in Events & routing (company administrators)
Alerts and reminders show up as notifications in Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari on a computer, and a click opens the item in the console. Each message is encrypted so only that browser can read it.
How it connects
Web PushChromeEdgeFirefoxSafari on Mac
What is shared
Each alert, encrypted for that browser alone, passed on by the browser maker’s push service (Google, Mozilla, Microsoft or Apple).
Where you set it up
Each person, once in each browser: Notifications → Settings → Browser push on this device → Turn on
Pay for your plan online, in rupees, the way you already pay.
Razorpay
Connected by the platform operator
Payments
Pay for your plan in Razorpay’s checkout. Your plan or renewal starts only after Razorpay confirms the full amount was paid.
How it connects
Online checkout
What is shared
The amount, your company’s name, the plan and how many licences or PCs it covers, and order references. Card and bank details are typed into Razorpay’s checkout, never into our pages.
Where you set it up
Connected once by the platform operator; then Plan & Billing → Pay & switch, Renew now or Pay now → Card / Netbanking (company administrators)
Scan the QR code at checkout with GPay or any UPI app, or pay to the UPI ID shown. The plan activates once the payment is verified against its bank reference.
How it connects
QR codeAny UPI app
What is shared
We send nothing to anyone: the QR code itself carries our UPI ID and account name, the amount, and a note with the plan’s name and the order reference.
Where you set it up
Plan & Billing → Pay & switch on a plan, or Renew now / Pay now → Pay by UPI (company administrators)
The same connection works with any provider that follows the standard, not only the names above.
OpenID ConnectSign-in with a work account
SAML 2.0Sign-in with an identity provider
SCIM 2.0Accounts created and closed from your directory
WebhooksAny system that accepts a JSON post per alert
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