Integrations overview
Every connection in one place – publishing, idea sources, design, analytics, notifications and API – with status, a connection test and requests.
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Settings → All integrations lists every connection Sayweek supports: which ones work, which need attention and which you can connect right now. You start a connection here, run a test and request new integrations.
Groups and search
The cards are grouped into Publishing, Ideas & sources, Design & media, Analytics, Notifications and Developer. Use the Search integrations… field at the top to search by name or purpose, and the filter buttons (All, Needs attention, Connected, Available, Coming soon) to filter by status.

What the status means
- Connected – set up and working; the card shows the accounts and the last sync.
- Needs attention – set up, but something needs fixing (an expiring sign-in, an error, a channel without a route). In the details, the How to fix row tells you what to do.
- Available – you can connect it now.
- Coming soon – not switched on on this server yet; request it and we'll let you know when it's available.
- Requires a higher plan – your current plan doesn't include it (see pricing).
Connect and test
- Open Settings → All integrations.
- Click the integration's card – the detail panel opens at the side.
- To connect, click Connect; for larger settings, the Detailed settings or Manage link takes you there.
- For a connected integration, click Test connection and check the result in the panel.
Request an integration
Integrations you can request lists services that aren't built yet – click one to request it. For anything else, click Request this integration under Need another integration? at the bottom, fill in Which service? and What would you use it for? (optional), then click Send request.
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