GitLab automations

Ready-made scenarios where GitLab works for you: pick one — a copy appears in your account and runs on its own.

311 scenarios

Instant reaction to events in your tasks
React to tracker events in real time
Instant updates on the tasks you follow in GitLab
Bookings from Calendly turn into tasks in GitLab
New rows in Google Sheets — tasks in GitLab
GitLab repository details in one request
A spreadsheet row becomes a task
Tasks scheduled in your calendar
Recurring GitLab tasks create themselves
New Shopify customers go straight into your GitLab lists
Records from Google Sheets become tasks in GitLab
A new card in one GitLab creates a task in the other
Google Calendar events become tasks in GitLab
Tasks logged as spreadsheet rows
Emails in Gmail turn into GitLab tasks
Typeform answers become issues in GitLab
Emails from Gmail turn into tasks in GitLab
CRM contacts pushed into ad audiences
Bookings become CRM tasks
Labeled emails from Gmail become tasks in GitLab
Facebook Lead Ads leads become cards in GitLab
Flagged emails turned into tasks
New knowledge base entries announced to the team
Google Calendar events become GitLab tasks
Turn Telegram messages into GitLab tasks
Form submissions become issues in GitLab
New project in GitLab appears in Clockify
A form response becomes a task instantly
Saved chat messages become tasks
Google Calendar events turn into GitLab tasks
Pipedrive people feed your GitLab audiences
Every GitLab task becomes a row in Google Sheets
Messages from Telegram become GitLab tasks
New card in one GitLab becomes a task in another
New lead in HubSpot becomes a task in GitLab
Starred Gmail emails become GitLab tasks
Rows in Google Sheets become tasks in GitLab
A GitLab event — an email to Gmail
Every Google Calendar event gets a task in GitLab
New GitLab tasks ping you in WhatsApp Business Cloud
Deal moves a stage in HubSpot — a task appears in GitLab
Push Salesforce leads into GitLab audiences
Customers from Shopify into GitLab customer lists
New HubSpot projects become tasks in GitLab
New emails from Gmail become tasks in GitLab
Emails from Gmail turn into tasks in GitLab
New GitLab tasks — events in Google Calendar
New subscribers pushed into your ad audience
Abandoned carts from Shopify into your GitLab audience
New event in Eventbrite — a campaign in GitLab
New items in GitLab — tasks in Amo Crm
Chat messages turned into tasks
New CRM deal, task in your task manager
New issues in GitLab — tasks in Amo Crm
Work tasks copy into your personal Amo Crm
Emails from Gmail become tasks in GitLab
New items from GitLab as rows in Google Sheets
HubSpot submissions become tasks in GitLab
Emails from Gmail become tasks in GitLab
Tasks from your task manager into your knowledge base
Personal Asana tasks flow into the team Asana
A task in GitLab with one short command
Personal tasks flow into the team Amo Crm
Daily GitLab forecast logged into Google Sheets
New Amo Crm contacts — into GitLab audiences
Completed GitLab tasks — posted to Telegram
Your release list — as ready-to-use data
Tasks from one task manager, mirrored in the other
Tasks from one One C land on the other board
Copy tasks from one Amo Crm to another
Tasks from one Amo Crm appear in the other
Tasks copied into your second task manager
Move tasks from one Amo Crm to the one you actually use
Items from GitLab become tasks in your other GitLab
New Google Sheets — copied into GitLab
A knowledge-base doc for every new release
A daily weather forecast in your Slack
Tasks from one Amo Crm — copied into the other Amo Crm
Tasks sync into your other Amo Crm
Turn a spreadsheet of orders into delivery tasks
Tasks from GitLab become entries in база знаний
Contacts from Amo Crm into GitLab audiences
Bulk transcription of audio and video from storage
Tasks from GitLab land in Google Calendar
Files from one Google Drive are copied into the other
Tasks from one Amo Crm mirrored in the other
Manage Microsoft To Do tasks without manual clicks
A new client in your base — appears in time tracking right away
Ambient light for project events — the lamp changes color
The repository events you care about, in your team chat
Automatically starting a build on repository changes
Incident alerts — to everyone, everywhere at once
Task sync between база знаний and GitLab
Cutting a release with a chat command
A repo pull request — as a note on the contact's CRM card
A proposal right after the call — automatically
Tasks in your task manager — by a command from chat
A form request — a tracker task and a team alert
Clean duplicates from a list — automatically
Customer tickets into team tasks