Integrations Overview

Brief builds your Product Graph from tools you already use. No manual data entry—every builder stays aligned automatically.

Last updated: July 5, 2026

Brief builds your Product Graph from tools you already use. No manual data entry required—Brief navigates your team and agents to the context that matters, keeping every builder aligned automatically.

How Integrations Work

When you connect a tool to Brief:

  1. Initial Sync — Brief fetches recent data (30 seconds to 5 minutes)
  2. Product Graph Build — Brief extracts decisions, customers, and strategy from your data
  3. Continuous Updates — Brief stays in sync automatically via webhooks or polling
  4. You Review — Approve or edit what Brief extracted. Every builder stays aligned.

Connection Types

TypeHow It WorksExamples
One-Click OAuthClick "Connect" → Authorize → DoneLinear, GitHub, GitLab, Notion, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Webex, Jira, Asana, Confluence, Google Drive, SharePoint, Fathom, Granola, Plaud, Zoom, Gong, HubSpot, Attio, Supabase, Miro
API Key SetupCreate API key → Paste into Brief → SaveFireflies, PostHog, Mixpanel, LangFuse, Arize, Stripe, Lightfield
Guided SetupEnter connection details in a setup dialogPostgreSQL

OAuth is simpler (one click), but some tools only offer API keys. PostgreSQL uses a short setup dialog where you enter your database connection details.

Many OAuth integrations include a short follow-up step after authorization—picking teams in Linear, repos in GitHub, projects in Jira, or channels in Slack—so you control exactly what Brief can see.

Team vs. Personal Connections

Integrations connect in one of two ways:

  • Team connections — One org-wide connection covers everyone. Usually an admin connects once, and the whole workspace benefits. Examples: GitLab, Fireflies, Gong, PostHog, Mixpanel, LangFuse, Arize, Stripe, HubSpot, Attio, Lightfield, Supabase, PostgreSQL, Miro.
  • Personal connections — Each user authorizes their own account, so Brief only sees what that user can see. Examples: Linear, GitHub, Notion, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Webex, Fathom, Granola, Plaud, Zoom, Jira, Asana, Confluence, Google Drive, SharePoint.

If a team integration is already connected, you won't be asked to connect it again. For personal integrations, each teammate connects their own account from the Integrations page.

What Goes Into Your Product Graph

Different integrations provide different types of context:

Work Management

Linear, Jira, Asana, Miro

  • What you're building (current work pipeline)
  • How fast you ship (velocity metrics)
  • What's shipped vs. planned
  • Planning and strategy signals from Miro boards

Development

GitHub, GitLab

  • Your tech stack
  • What's actually in your codebase
  • Team structure and who's building what

GitLab support covers both GitLab.com and self-hosted GitLab instances.

Documentation

Notion, Confluence, Google Drive, SharePoint

  • Strategy documents and goals
  • Decision records
  • Product documentation

Meetings & Customer Research

Fireflies, Fathom, Granola, Plaud, Zoom, Gong, Webex Meetings

  • What customers are saying
  • Pain points and feature requests
  • Research themes from calls and sales conversations

Communication

Slack, Microsoft Teams, Webex Messaging

  • Chat with Brief where your team already works—Slack DMs and Microsoft Teams are full chat surfaces
  • Log decisions from conversations
  • Capture context where it happens

CRM

HubSpot, Attio, Lightfield

  • Contacts, companies, and deal pipeline
  • Sales context for product decisions
  • Customer relationships and ownership

Billing & Revenue

Stripe

  • Subscription and revenue data
  • Customer billing history
  • MRR and payment status

Analytics

PostHog, Mixpanel

  • Feature adoption
  • User behavior patterns
  • Which features are actually used

LLM Observability

LangFuse, Arize

  • Traces, requests, and sessions from your AI product
  • Prompt performance and token usage
  • Latency metrics and cost tracking

Databases

Supabase, PostgreSQL

  • Query your product database directly from chat
  • Run read-only SQL against a read replica or analytics database
  • Table-level access control — admins choose which tables are exposed

Integration Categories

Start with these for the best foundation:

  1. Linear or Jira — Work tracking
  2. GitHub or GitLab — Codebase analysis
  3. Notion, Confluence, or SharePoint — Documentation

Add Research Tools

Get higher quality insights:

  1. Fireflies, Fathom, Granola, Plaud, Zoom, or Gong — Customer research from meetings
  2. PostHog or Mixpanel — Analytics data

Revenue & CRM

Add business context:

  1. Stripe — Revenue and subscription data
  2. HubSpot, Attio, or Lightfield — CRM contacts, companies, and deals

LLM Observability

If you're building AI products:

  1. LangFuse or Arize — Track LLM performance, costs, and usage

Databases

Ask questions of your own data:

  1. Supabase or PostgreSQL — Read-only SQL from chat

Communication Tools

Bring Brief to where your team talks:

  1. Slack, Microsoft Teams, or Webex — Chat with Brief and log decisions from conversations

How Long Does Setup Take?

IntegrationSetup TimeInitial Sync
Linear1 minute30-60 seconds
GitHub1 minute1-2 minutes
GitLab1-2 minutes1-2 minutes
Notion1 minute2-5 minutes
Confluence1 minute2-5 minutes
Google Drive1 minute2-5 minutes
SharePoint1 minute2-5 minutes
Jira1 minute1-2 minutes
Asana1 minute1-2 minutes
Miro1 minute1-2 minutes
Fathom1 minute1-2 minutes
Granola1 minute1-2 minutes
Plaud1 minute1-2 minutes
Zoom1 minutePeriodic sync
Gong1-2 minutes1-2 minutes
Fireflies3-5 minutes1-2 minutes
PostHog2-3 minutes1-2 minutes
Mixpanel2-3 minutes1-2 minutes
LangFuse2-3 minutesInstant
Arize2-3 minutesInstant
Stripe2-3 minutesInstant
HubSpot1 minuteInstant
Attio1 minuteInstant
Lightfield1-2 minutesInstant
Supabase2-3 minutesInstant
PostgreSQL2-3 minutesInstant
Slack1-2 minutesInstant
Microsoft Teams1-2 minutesInstant
Webex1-2 minutesInstant
Zoom syncs on a periodic schedule rather than instant webhooks, so new recordings can take a little longer to appear.

Next Steps

Ready to connect your tools? Start with:

Once connected, put your context to work:

Need help? Check our Troubleshooting Guide.

All Integrations

Work Management

  • Linear — Issue tracking and sprints
  • Jira — Enterprise issue tracking
  • Asana — Task and project management
  • Miro — Boards for planning and strategy

Development

  • GitHub — Code repos and issues
  • GitLab — GitLab.com and self-hosted repos

Documentation

Communication

  • Slack — Chat with Brief and capture decisions
  • Microsoft Teams — Chat with Brief in Teams
  • Webex — Messaging spaces and meetings

Meetings & Customer Research

  • Fireflies — Meeting transcription
  • Fathom — AI meeting assistant
  • Granola — AI meeting notes
  • Plaud — AI voice recorder
  • Zoom — Meeting recordings and transcripts
  • Gong — Revenue intelligence from calls

CRM

Billing & Revenue

  • Stripe — Subscriptions and payments

Analytics

LLM Observability

  • LangFuse — LLM traces and prompts
  • Arize — LLM observability with Arize AX or Phoenix

Databases