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Overview

Integrations let Teamate take action in the tools your team already uses — creating GitHub issues, sending emails, updating calendars, logging to HubSpot, and more. Each integration exposes a set of tools that Teamate can invoke on your behalf directly from Slack. Go to my.teamate.app/integration to manage integrations. Integrations page Available integrations include GitHub, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, Google Sheets, HubSpot, Linear, ClickUp, Fireflies, and more.

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Add an integration

Only Admin users can add or remove integrations for the workspace.
Click Add on any integration card to enable it for your workspace. Once added, the card shows an Added badge and the integration becomes available to Teamate.

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Authorize an integration

Many integrations require each user to authorize their own account before Teamate can act on their behalf (e.g., sending from your Gmail, creating issues under your GitHub account). From the Teamate App Home in Slack: Open the Teamate app in Slack’s sidebar and go to the Home tab. The Authorizations section shows all integrations and their status for your account. Teamate App Home — scheduled tasks and authorizations Click Authorize next to any integration to connect your personal account. Once authorized, Teamate can take actions under your identity when you request them in Slack. To disconnect an integration from your account, click Revoke.

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Settings and tool list

Click Settings on any integration card to view:
  • Authorization tab (Admins only) — See which team members have authorized their accounts for this integration, and revoke access if needed.
  • Tools tab — Browse the full list of actions Teamate can perform for that integration.

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How tool approval works

When Teamate wants to use an integration tool that modifies external state (e.g., create a Linear issue, send an email), it asks for your approval first — directly in Slack as an ephemeral message:
  • Approve — Teamate proceeds with the action
  • Reject — Teamate cancels the action
  • Tell what to do differently — Give Teamate a correction before it acts
Read-only tools like search run automatically without requiring approval.
See this in action in the Teamate in Action guide.