Integrations
GitHub Actions is your integration layer
A Scitor ticket is a GitHub Issue. That means any service with an HTTP endpoint can receive ticket events — no native connector to install, no third-party subscription required. Every page below is a real, tested workflow file you can copy into .github/workflows/ today.
A new-ticket feed, not another inbox
Scitor + Slack
Post a Slack message when a ticket needs attention, with category, sentiment, and a link back to the GitHub Issue.
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Page on-call for the tickets that matter
Scitor + PagerDuty
Trigger a PagerDuty incident when AI triage escalates a ticket to priority:urgent — no separate monitoring rule to maintain.
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Bridge a bug report to your engineering tracker
Scitor + Linear
File a Linear issue automatically when a customer report is categorized as a bug, linked back to the original ticket.
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The Slack integration, for Teams
Scitor + Microsoft Teams
The same sentiment-colored ticket card, posted to a Teams channel via an Incoming Webhook.
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The catch-all for everything else
Scitor + Any webhook
Send ticket data to Zapier, Make, or any HTTP endpoint you control — the pattern every other integration on this page builds on.
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Don't see the tool you use? Every integration here is a variation on the generic webhook pattern — see the full integrations guide for Jira, Zapier, and Make.
No dashboard to configure. No plan to upgrade.
Every integration is a file in your repository, version-controlled alongside everything else.