GitLab Integrations

Developer tools · 24 Triggers · 6 Actions

Automate work across your stack

Put GitLab at the center of your automated work

Trigger from GitLab projects and groups and automate issues, merge requests, comments, and pipelines.

Connect GitLab to your apps Technical documentation

✓Visual Workflow builder
✓Schema-aware field mapping
✓Retries and failure recovery
✓Run audit and observability
✓Reusable connected accounts
✓Triggers, Actions, filters, and Paths

Connect your stack

Pair GitLab with another app

Choose an app with published templates, or create a Workflow manually.

Apps with published templates

Slack1 template · Team communication

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GitLab · Slack

Notify Slack about new GitLab merge requests

Notify a Slack channel when a new GitLab merge request is opened. Help reviewers notice incoming work with the title, merge request number, project, author, branches and source link. Connect GitLab and Slack, choose the source project using the standard resource browser and select a Slack channel where FastHook can post. The Actions filter is prefilled with open; edits, approvals, merges and closures do not post another creation alert. Wait for the Trigger to show Connected after activation before opening a test merge request. Only new webhook events are processed, not existing merge requests. The fictional example contains German characters. Messages use plain text with link previews disabled. Descriptions, code and attachments are not copied. This is a one-way notification, not a review-status sync. Project members still need GitLab access to open the source link; title and branch names become visible to channel members. Manual reruns can send another message.

1. GitLab · Merge Request
2. Slack · Notify the review channel

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React to GitLab events

Start a Workflow from selected GitLab events and keep broad event catalogs narrowed to the activity your team actually owns.

Move data between tools

Map structured fields from GitLab into downstream Actions without copying values between apps by hand.

Operate with evidence

Use retries, Paths, and Workflow Audit to understand every run and recover safely when a provider call fails.

Start a Workflow

Popular GitLab Triggers

Choose from popular event definitions here, or open the technical reference for all 24 current Triggers.

Push

Instant Trigger

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Issue

Instant Trigger

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Merge Request

Instant Trigger

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Pipeline

Instant Trigger

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View all 24 Triggers in the technical reference →

Continue a Workflow

Popular GitLab Actions

Map earlier Workflow data into a popular operation here, or view all 6 current Actions.

Create Issue

Connected account

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Update Issue

Connected account

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Add Issue Comment

Connected account

action

Create Merge Request

Connected account

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Run Pipeline

Connected account

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View all 6 Actions in the technical reference →

FAQ

GitLab automation questions

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What can trigger a GitLab Workflow?

GitLab currently provides 24 Trigger definitions. Popular examples include Any GitLab Event, Push, Tag Push, Issue. The technical reference contains the complete current catalog.

What can FastHook do in GitLab?

GitLab currently provides 6 Actions, including Create Issue, Update Issue, Add Issue Comment, Create Merge Request. Map Trigger and earlier Step data into the selected Action before activation.

How does GitLab authentication work?

Connect the GitLab account that can access the selected projects or groups.

Where are GitLab scopes and technical details documented?

The GitLab technical reference lists authentication, current Trigger and Action definitions, permissions, setup notes, and troubleshooting guidance.

Put GitLab at the center of your automated work

Choose a ready-made GitLab Workflow, connect your accounts, and test it before activation.

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