Integrations

Connect sarvaTest to your stack

sarvaTest fits into the tools your team already lives in. Push feedback to your tracker, get pinged in Slack, enrich it with CRM data — all two-way, all real-time.

Integrations coming soon.

Need a tool we haven't shipped yet?

Tell us what to connect next. The most-voted integrations move to the front of our queue.

Request an integration

Tracked on sarvaTest's own public roadmap.

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about how sarvaTest integrations work.

Are integrations included on every sarvaTest plan?expand_more

Every native integration listed above is bundled on the Growth plan — no per-integration upcharges and no Business-tier gates. The Starter plan can connect to Slack and Zapier; everything else unlocks on Growth.

How long does it take to connect a tool?expand_more

Most integrations are a one-click OAuth flow plus a quick channel or project pick — under five minutes end-to-end. Webhook-based ones (Discord, custom endpoints) ask for a URL and you're done.

How does the two-way sync actually work?expand_more

When a status changes in your tracker (Jira, Linear, GitHub), sarvaTest updates the matching feedback item in real time — and notifies every voter who asked for it. Going the other way, moving a feedback item updates the linked ticket. No CSV exports, no nightly jobs.

What if the tool we use isn't on this page?expand_more

Two options. Use the public REST API and webhooks to wire it up yourself in under a day, or submit an integration request via the CTA above — sarvaTest runs its own integration roadmap on itself, and the most-voted requests get built next.

Do integrations send our customer data to third parties?expand_more

Only the fields you map. sarvaTest is the source of truth; integrations pull in metadata (account name, plan tier, deal stage) and push out the minimum needed to update a linked ticket or message. Disconnect any integration at any time from Settings.

Can I limit which teammates can configure integrations?expand_more

Yes. Integration setup is a workspace-admin permission by default. Granular role-based access — restricting specific integrations to specific teams — is part of the Enterprise plan.