Integrations

Quixli doesn't exist in isolation — it works best when connected to the tools your team already uses. Integrations let you import content, sync documents, automate workflows, and extend Quixli's capabilities by connecting it to third-party services.

This guide covers the integrations available today, how to set them up, and best practices for getting the most out of connected tools.

Available Integrations

Google Drive

Import documents from Google Drive directly into Quixli, or export Quixli pages back to Drive. The integration supports Google Docs, Sheets (imported as tables), and Slides (imported as individual pages). Changes are not synced automatically — imports and exports are one-time operations.

To connect: Settings > Integrations > Google Drive > Click "Connect" > Authorize access in the Google consent screen.

Slack

Share Quixli pages directly to Slack channels or DMs. When you share, Slack displays a rich preview with the page title, excerpt, and a link. You can also configure Slack notifications — for example, post a message to a channel whenever a specific collection is updated.

To connect: Settings > Integrations > Slack > Click "Connect" > Choose the Slack workspace > Authorize access.

Zapier

Connect Quixli to 5,000+ apps through Zapier's automation platform. Popular Zaps include:

• Create a Quixli page when a new Notion page is created (migration helper)

• Post a Slack message when a new Quixli page is published

• Add a row to Google Sheets when a page reaches 100 views

• Send an email digest of new pages created in the last week

To connect: Visit zapier.com, search for "Quixli," and follow the connection flow. You'll need your Quixli API key, available in Settings > Integrations > API.

GitHub

Sync Quixli collections with a GitHub repository. Each page becomes a Markdown file in the repo. This is particularly useful for developer documentation that needs to live alongside code. The sync is bidirectional — changes in GitHub are reflected in Quixli, and vice versa.

To connect: Settings > Integrations > GitHub > Click "Connect" > Choose the repository > Configure sync settings (branch, directory, sync frequency).

Analytics (Google Analytics & Segment)

Add your Google Analytics tracking ID or Segment write key to track page views and user behavior across your shared Quixli content. Analytics tracking only applies to publicly shared pages — private and team-shared pages are not tracked by external services.

SSO (Single Sign-On)

For Team and Enterprise plans, Quixli supports SSO through Google Workspace, Microsoft Azure AD, and Okta. SSO allows team members to log in with their existing corporate credentials, eliminating the need for separate Quixli passwords.

To configure SSO: Contact your workspace admin to set up SSO in Workspace Settings > Security > Single Sign-On.

Setting Up an Integration

The general process for connecting any integration:

1. Navigate to Settings > Integrations in your Quixli dashboard

2. Find the integration you want to connect — use the search bar or browse by category

3. Click "Connect" on the integration card

4. Authorize access in the third-party service's consent screen. You'll be asked to grant Quixli specific permissions

5. Configure settings — each integration has its own configuration options (sync frequency, default channels, etc.)

Once connected, the integration card shows a green "Connected" status. You can disconnect or reconfigure at any time.

API Access

For custom integrations, Quixli provides a REST API (available on Pro plans and above). The API lets you programmatically create pages, manage collections, query analytics, and automate content workflows. API documentation is available at docs.quixli.io/api.

To get your API key: Settings > Integrations > API > Generate Key. Treat your API key like a password — don't share it or commit it to version control.

Best Practices

• Start with one integration: Don't try to connect everything at once. Start with the integration that addresses your most pressing workflow need, master it, then add more

• Review permissions regularly: Each connected service has access to specific parts of your Quixli data. Review connected integrations quarterly and disconnect any you no longer use

• Use Zapier for custom workflows: If you need an integration that doesn't exist natively, Zapier can almost always bridge the gap

• Protect your API key: Use environment variables or a secrets manager for API keys. Rotate your key periodically and immediately if you suspect it's been compromised

Frequently Asked Questions

Are integrations available on the Free plan?

Basic integrations (Google Drive import/export) are available on all plans. Slack, Zapier, GitHub sync, SSO, and API access require a Pro plan or higher.

Can I build my own integration?

Yes. The Quixli REST API (Pro plans+) provides endpoints for pages, collections, sharing, and analytics. You can use it to build custom integrations with any service that supports HTTP requests.

Can I connect multiple Slack workspaces?

Yes. You can connect as many Slack workspaces as you need. Each workspace connection is independent — you can configure different notification channels and sharing defaults for each. Go to Settings > Integrations > Slack and click "Add Another Workspace" to connect additional ones.

What happens to synced content if I disconnect an integration?

Disconnecting an integration stops future syncing but does not delete any data that was already imported into Quixli. For example, disconnecting Google Drive preserves all previously imported documents as regular Quixli pages. GitHub disconnection stops bidirectional sync, but existing pages remain intact.

Is my data shared with third-party integrations?

Quixli uses OAuth 2.0 for all integrations, meaning third parties only access the specific data you authorize. For example, Slack only receives the page title and excerpt when you share — it never accesses your full page content. You can review and revoke integration permissions at any time in Settings > Integrations.