Integrations
Integrations Overview
How RectifAI organizes integrations and how to choose default providers.
Integrations Overview
RectifAI organizes integrations by function rather than only by vendor.
This lets your team choose the provider that best fits each part of the incident lifecycle.
Integration categories
JSM
Used for:
- incident records
- project and issue type configuration
- status mapping
- problem records
- action items
Chat
Used for:
- incident channels
- notifications
- responder coordination
Supported providers:
- Slack
- Google Chat
- Microsoft Teams
Paging
Used for:
- alerting on-call responders
- acknowledging or resolving paging-side incidents where supported
Supported providers:
- PagerDuty
- JSM Operations
Engage
Used for:
- meeting and bridge workflows
- collaboration during active incidents
Supported providers:
- Zoom
- Google Meet
- Microsoft Teams
Connected vs default provider
There are two important states:
- Connected: the provider is authenticated and available
- Default: the provider is the one RectifAI will use for that function
You can connect more than one provider in a category, but only one should usually be the operational default.
Auth health
The Integrations area also shows whether a provider is:
- not connected
- connected
- connected but currently failing auth verification
If a provider shows an auth error, re-test the connection or reconnect it before relying on it during an incident.