Gmail
Requests, replies, and decisions that live in a thread instead of a tracker.
Integrations
Ordo is built to read where requests actually arrive, not to add a new one. Channels below are connectors we are built for — we only mark a tool live when support is real.
The same five channels described everywhere else on this site — named here where we already know which product.
Requests, replies, and decisions that live in a thread instead of a tracker.
Chat
A follow-up mentioned once in a channel, before it scrolls out of view.
Docs
An open decision or an owner named in a page, not yet assigned anywhere.
Docs
The same gap, wherever the doc actually lives.
Meetings
The action item that dies the moment the call ends.
Forms
A submission that needs routing to the right person, not just a notification.
Ordo also connects to the tools where project work and code activity live — beyond the core communication channels above.
Code
A PR comment or issue that needs a decision before it can merge.
Project
An issue that's blocked on an answer only a thread has.
Connector availability varies by plan and rollout. A tool listed as planned is not claimed as supported until that support actually exists. When a connector goes live, it shows up here as live — not before.
Tell us what you use and where the work gets lost. It helps decide what connects first.
Tell us what you useDemo
We’ll confirm scope on the call.