How to Use Linear Integrations

Linear integrations let you link issues to other tools via Latenode. Create flows to update issue status, assignees, and priority. Connect Linear with your CRM, database, and other key apps.

Here's How to Use Linear integration in Latenode:

• Add Linear node: Find Linear in the integrations panel and add it to the canvas.
• Authorize Latenode: Connect your Linear account with API key or OAuth.
• Select an action: Choose from options like create issue or update issue.
• Map your fields: Link Linear data to fields from other apps.

These steps unlock automations that bridge project tracking with your team’s tools. Keep issue statuses updated based on sales stages or support tickets. Alert engineers when a new feature request comes from sales.

• Automated Updates: Keep Linear issues current with real-time data.
• Data Consistency: Ensure information is the same across platforms.
• Faster Response: Immediately create issues when important events occur.

• Customer Support: New Zendesk tickets automatically create issues in Linear. Support teams can track and resolve customer problems faster.
• Project Management: When a Linear issue status changes, Slack sends a notification. Teams stay informed about task progress and potential delays.
• Marketing: New leads from HubSpot create Linear issues. Marketing can track lead source and qualification efforts in Linear.
• HR: New BambooHR employee records trigger Linear tasks. HR can track onboarding and initial training steps efficiently.
• Sales: A new deal in Pipedrive creates a Linear issue. Sales can manage related tasks and track progress to close the deal.

Best integrations for Linear 2025

Get more from Linear. These integrations add key automation for your team.

Google Sheets

Connect Linear to Google Sheets. Update spreadsheets with issue data automatically. Track project progress and generate custom reports. Use this to archive completed tasks for compliance. Share insights with stakeholders who prefer spreadsheets. It centralizes data and improves visibility. Automate data entry for consistent records.

Slack

Send Linear updates directly to Slack channels. Alert teams when new issues arise. Notify users of priority changes. Get immediate feedback on task completion. Keep projects on track with automated reminders. Share issue details without leaving Slack. Improve team collaboration and response times. Respond to Linear events from Slack.

Jira

Sync Linear issues with Jira projects. Track dependencies between engineering and other teams. Get cross-functional project visibility. Ensure smooth handoffs between departments. Centralize issue management across platforms. Report on project status from both systems. Create automated workflows for bug reporting. Improve collaboration on complex projects.

GitHub

Link Linear issues directly to GitHub commits and pull requests. Track code changes related to specific tasks. Automate issue resolution when code merges. Improve the development workflow. Get clear visibility into development progress. Simplify release management processes. Coordinate code reviews based on Linear tasks. Manage branches via issue status.

GitLab

Connect Linear issues to GitLab repositories. Track code changes within your issue workflow. Automate issue updates based on commit status. Enhance collaboration between developers and project managers. Streamline your development lifecycle. Get end-to-end visibility into code changes. Trigger pipelines directly from Linear issues.

Intercom

Create Linear issues from Intercom conversations. Capture customer feedback and bug reports. Automatically escalate issues from support tickets. Improve response times to customer issues. Track feature requests and prioritize development. Link conversations directly to related Linear issues. Enhance customer satisfaction. Automate bug reporting for support teams.

Salesforce

Create Linear issues from Salesforce opportunities. Track feature requests linked to sales deals. Get product feedback from sales teams. Improve alignment between sales and product development. Automate issue creation based on deal stage. Ensure product development meets customer needs. Prioritize features based on revenue potential. Link sales data with development tasks.

Google Calendar

Create Linear issues from Google Calendar events. Track action items from meetings automatically. Assign tasks based on calendar appointments. Improve time management and task completion. Automate project follow-up tasks. Get reminders for pending tasks in Linear. Link meeting notes with related issues. Streamline task assignments after meetings.

Typeform

Generate Linear issues from Typeform submissions. Capture user feedback through surveys. Automate bug reporting from form responses. Collect feature requests from customer surveys. Improve data collection for product development. Track form data linked to specific issues. Gather insights and automate task creation. Centralize feedback and create actionable items.

Discord

Send Linear updates directly to Discord channels. Notify teams of new issues and updates. Enable real-time discussion around tasks. Improve team communication and collaboration. Automate notifications for issue resolution. Streamline information flow within your team. Share Linear task status updates. Facilitate quick responses to critical issues.

• HubSpot. Create Linear issues directly from new HubSpot tickets to track bug fixes or feature requests coming from customer support.
• Jira. Keep Linear and Jira issues in sync. Changes to Jira issues automatically update Linear, ensuring cross-functional teams are aligned.
• Slack. Post Linear issue updates in dedicated Slack channels for instant team notifications and quicker response times.
• Gmail. Convert important emails into Linear tasks. Automatically create issues from emails that match specific criteria for project management.
• Google Sheets. Import data from Google Sheets to bulk-create or update Linear issues, simplifying data-driven project adjustments.
• Notion. Sync Linear issues with Notion pages. Automatically add a Notion link to Linear issues for detailed context and documentation.
• Airtable. Use Airtable to manage Linear issue assignments. Automate issue creation in Linear based on new records in Airtable project bases.
• Discord bot. Create Linear issues from Discord messages. Use slash commands to quickly report bugs or feature requests directly from community feedback.

What is a Linear issue?

A Linear issue represents a task, bug, or feature request. It's the core unit of work you'll use to organize and track projects with your team, assigned to a person and moved through a workflow.

How do I create a new issue?

The quickest way is to press the c key. This will open a new issue creation dialog. You can then enter a title, description, and assign it to a project or teammate before saving.

Where do I find my issues?

Your issues are visible in several places! Check your team's project boards, your personal "My Issues" view, or use the search function to quickly locate specific issues by title or ID.