AdvancedIntegrations

Integrations

Connect ProofHub with your favorite third-party tools to streamline your existing workflows.

Overview

You can extend ProofHub by connecting it to tools you already use every day. These integrations help you keep data in sync, reduce manual updates, and maintain one source of truth across your projects.

All integrations require an active ProofHub account with admin access. Review your current plan limits before enabling new connections.

Available Integrations

ProofHub supports direct connections to popular productivity and communication platforms. Choose the category that matches your workflow.

Connecting Productivity Apps

You can set up most integrations in just a few minutes using the dedicated settings panel.

  1. Go to Settings > Integrations in ProofHub.
  2. Select Slack and click Connect.
  3. Authorize the ProofHub app in your Slack workspace.
  4. Choose the channels that should receive notifications.

After setup, task assignments and deadline changes appear automatically in Slack.

Using Webhooks and API Connections

For advanced users, ProofHub offers webhooks and a full REST API so you can build custom solutions.

Create a webhook

Navigate to Settings > API & Webhooks. Click New Webhook and enter your endpoint URL.

Configure events

Select the events you want to track, such as task.created or comment.added.

Test the connection

Send a test payload to verify your endpoint receives data correctly.

// Example webhook payload
{
  "event": "task.updated",
  "project_id": "proj_12345",
  "task": {
    "id": "task_67890",
    "title": "Finalize Q3 report",
    "status": "completed"
  }
}

You must include your API key in the Authorization header for all requests. Store the key securely and rotate it regularly.

Managing Synced Data and Permissions

After an integration is active, you control exactly what data flows between systems.

  • Review connected accounts in the Integrations dashboard.
  • Revoke access instantly by clicking Disconnect next to any app.
  • Use role-based permissions to limit which team members can manage integrations.

These controls keep your project data secure while giving you the flexibility to work across multiple tools.