Connect a source
Configure an available connection and choose the records or tools your workflow needs. Discuss support for your systems with us.
Connect the systems your team already uses.
Integrations. Bring business records and tools into Pascal through supported connections. Choose what to read, which actions to enable, and who can use them.
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Integrations. Choose the data and actions to connect.
Inspect connection health
Check the connection’s status and investigate authentication or synchronization errors.
Separate reading from acting
Give a team access to relevant information and explicitly enable any tools that can change the source system.
Know what a connection can do.
Follow a GitHub connection from its available capabilities to the account and permissions your workspace can use.
Review repository metadata and pull-request history. Assess the specific operations you need before connecting an account.
Inspect the Meridian account, its connection status, and the read operations available to the workspace.
Repository reads are available in this example. A repository change needs its own write capability and authorization; connecting the account does not grant them.
In practice
An engineering team needs repository context to investigate a change. The GitHub connection supplies repository metadata and pull-request history to the workspace. The team can inspect the connected account and its available reads before deciding whether a later workflow also needs permission to write.
Explore the solutionDiscuss your integrations.
Tell us which systems you want to connect and whether the workflow needs to read records, take actions, or both.