Resources · Integrations
ProcessForge works with
what you already have.
ProcessForge commits to nothing about where the context comes from. Wikis, chats, tickets, CRM, databases, people’s heads — via connector. No migration, no data lake you have to fill first. Your data stays where it is. ProcessCollector is one source among many, not a prerequisite.
Your source missing?
The list isn’t the limit. ProcessForge needs substrate, not a particular logo. Whatever matters to you, we connect — we check your source in the demo call and tell you honestly what works.
API integration?
Want ProcessForge wired straight into your pipeline? An API is in the works — tell us what you need in the demo call and we’ll prioritize the integration.
Knowledge & documentation
Where your context lives
NotionWiki · Specs 
ConfluenceSpaces · Knowledge 
SharePointDocuments 
Google DriveDocs · Sheets 
OneDriveFiles · Sync 
BoxFiles · Sharing Enterprise search
Where knowledge is indexed SinequaSearch index · Knowledge
Apache SolrFull-text index
IntraFindEnterprise search
Communication & collaboration
Where knowledge happens
Microsoft TeamsChats · Meetings 
SlackChannels · Threads 
OutlookEmail · Calendar 
FirefliesMeeting transcripts 
MiroBoards · Workshops Projects & work items
How you work
JiraEpics · Tickets ServiceNowITSM · Tickets · Low-code
LinearIssues 
AsanaTasks 
monday.comBoards · Tasks Azure DevOpsBoards · Repos
SignavioBPM · Process models CRM & ERP
Where business happens
SalesforceCRM · Accounts 
HubSpotCRM · Marketing 
SAPERP · Processes Dynamics 365ERP · CRM
Data, BI & systems
The hard substance
PostgreSQLDatabase 
MongoDBDatabase 
SnowflakeWarehouse 
Power BIReports · Metrics 
TableauDashboards 
S3 / StorageFiles · Archives REST / GraphQLyour own APIs
PDFDocuments · Exports Bring your context.
ProcessForge makes the artifact.
Show us what you work with in a call — we’ll forge the first artifact from it live.
How a connection gets set up →