Give Bugzy access to your tools
Where Bugzy works
GitHub — repository access, webhook events, test artifact commits, PR comments.
How Bugzy communicates
Slack and Microsoft Teams — test results, team interaction, disputed findings.
Where Bugzy reports bugs
Jira, Azure DevOps, Asana, Linear — automatic bug filing for triaged failures.
Where Bugzy learns
Notion and Confluence — product documentation for better test generation.
Where Bugzy manages test cases
Azure Test Plans and Zephyr Scale — manage test cases and execution records in your existing test management system.
How Bugzy fits your pipeline
GitHub Actions, deployment hooks, scheduled runs — trigger Bugzy from CI/CD.
How Bugzy joins meetings
Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams — listen for QA-relevant discussions.
Available integrations
Email notifications are always available — no configuration needed. Email is not listed as a configurable integration because it’s pre-configured for every project.
How connections work
1
Open project connections
Navigate to Dashboard > Projects > [Your Project] > Connections.
2
Click Connect
Select the integration you want to enable. For OAuth integrations, this opens the provider’s authorization flow.
3
Authorize access
Grant the requested permissions. Credential-based integrations such as Azure DevOps ask for their provider URL and token in the secure connection form.
4
Done
The connection is active. OAuth tokens are managed and refreshed automatically by Nango — no manual token handling required.
Connection credentials are encrypted at rest and never exposed after setup. Nango manages OAuth refresh for providers that use OAuth.