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CauseFlow integrates with your entire toolchain so agents can investigate incidents with full context — logs, metrics, infrastructure state, code history, and database queries all in one place. Every plan includes access to every integration.

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Connect an integration

1

Open the integrations catalog

Go to Dashboard > Integrations. You’ll see a searchable catalog organized by category.
2

Find and click Connect

Browse by category or search by tool name. Click Connect on the integration you want to add.
3

Complete the authorization flow

Depending on the integration, you’ll complete one of the following:
  • OAuth — you’ll be redirected to the tool to authorize access, then returned to CauseFlow.
  • Webhook — CauseFlow provides a webhook URL that you configure in your monitoring tool.
  • IAM role — for cloud providers, you’ll configure a cross-account IAM role, service principal, or service account.
4

Verify the connection

CauseFlow runs a connectivity check and shows a green status indicator. The relevant AI agents are automatically activated for future investigations.
All plans — Starter, Pro, Business, and Enterprise — include every integration listed in this catalog. There are no integration-gated tiers.

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Integration categories

Cloud providers

Connect AWS, Azure, and GCP using cross-account IAM roles, service principals, and service accounts so agents can inspect infrastructure state.

Monitoring

Connect Datadog, Grafana, CloudWatch, Sentry, PagerDuty, and New Relic to automatically ingest alerts and trigger investigations.

GitHub

Install the CauseFlow GitHub App to enable code analysis and automated pull request creation during investigations.

Communication

Receive incident notifications and investigation updates through Slack and Microsoft Teams.

Project management

Connect Jira, Linear, Trello, Shortcut, Notion, and Confluence so agents can find related tickets and runbooks.

Databases

Give the DB Analyst agent read-only access to PostgreSQL and MongoDB through the privacy-preserving CauseFlow Relay.

HubSpot

Bridge your customer support layer — CauseFlow correlates HubSpot tickets and contact history with active incidents.

Custom webhooks

Send alerts from any monitoring tool or internal system using the generic webhook endpoint.

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How integrations affect investigations

The CauseFlow orchestrator agent uses each connected integration as a data source during investigation. More tools connected = broader investigation coverage.
Connected integrationWhat the orchestrator can do
CloudWatch / AWS cloudRead logs, metrics, and infrastructure state (ECS, EC2, Lambda)
GitHubRead source, review recent commits, propose draft pull requests
CauseFlow Relay (databases)Run read-only queries for database diagnostics
Any monitoring toolReceive alerts and trigger investigations
HubSpotEnrich investigations with customer context (company, plan, tickets)
An incident investigated with logs, metrics, infrastructure state, code history, and database queries has a higher-confidence root cause than one investigated with only logs.
Start by connecting your primary monitoring tool and GitHub. Those two cover the most common root cause categories.

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Integration platform

CauseFlow’s managed OAuth layer handles token authorization, automatic refresh, and encrypted storage for every third-party tool connection. You connect each tool once from Dashboard > Integrations and CauseFlow handles the rest — no long-lived credentials stored by you, no token rotation to manage.

Security overview

Learn how CauseFlow stores and protects your integration credentials.

API reference

Manage integrations programmatically via the REST API.