Integrations

What Stria connects to, what each connection can see, and what it refuses to ask for.

Stria connects to a small number of things on purpose. Every connection below states the access it

asks for, the direction data moves, and what it cannot do — because an integration page that lists

logos without stating the grant is asking you to authorise something on trust.

Available connections

ConnectionWhat it doesDirectionPlans
SlackChecks nominated channels for out-of-scope requestsRead only, inAll plans, admin
StripeInvoicing and collection on your own accountTwo-wayAll plans
XeroPushes invoices and payments, reads reconciliation backTwo-wayPaid plans
QuickBooks OnlineSame, against QuickBooksTwo-wayPaid plans
Asana and LinearPushes an approved item to your task trackerOne-way, outEvery paid plan
Webhooks and APISigned events and HTTP endpoints for your own toolingTwo-wayEvery paid plan

Client email is not an integration

The most-used route into Stria is forwarding a client message, and it is deliberately not a

connection: there is no mailbox to link, no OAuth grant, and nothing to revoke, because nothing was

granted. You forward what you choose, or set a rule in your own mail app so it happens without you.

The provider walkthroughs are in the help centre, each written around the obstacle that provider

actually presents: Gmail,

Outlook, iCloud,

and anything else. Start with

the overview.

What Stria does not connect to

There is no CRM sync, no calendar write access, no file-storage integration, and no social

publishing. Calendar support is a read-only subscription to a feed you supply. Where a connection

does not exist, no page here implies one.

Other connections

  • Stria and Slack — Scope checks on the channels you nominate — and a consent screen with four scopes on it.
  • Stria and Stripe — Your Stripe account, your money, your merchant relationship — Stria issues the invoice.
  • Stria and Xero — Invoices and payments pushed to your ledger, and reconciliation read back.
  • Stria and QuickBooks Online — Invoices and payments pushed to your ledger, and reconciliation read back.
  • Stria and Asana or Linear — Push an approved item to the tracker your team already works in. One way, one item at a time.
  • Webhooks and the API — Signed HTTPS events when work is approved or money moves, plus token-authenticated endpoints.

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