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Jomioz includes native integrations with the tools your team already relies on, so you can connect your Jomioz account to external services without writing a line of code. Send resource alerts to a Slack channel, automate multi-step workflows in Zapier, sync data to Google Sheets for reporting, or route critical alerts to PagerDuty — all from the Jomioz Dashboard.

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Available Integrations

Slack

Post real-time resource and event alerts directly to any Slack channel, keeping your team informed the moment something changes.

Zapier

Automate workflows between Jomioz and 5,000+ apps. Trigger Zaps from Jomioz events or push data into Jomioz from other tools.

Google Sheets

Automatically sync resource data from Jomioz to a Google Sheets spreadsheet for reporting, dashboards, and data analysis.

PagerDuty

Trigger PagerDuty incidents from Jomioz alerts to ensure the right on-call engineer is notified immediately when something goes wrong.

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Slack

The Slack integration lets you route Jomioz resource and event notifications to any channel in your workspace, giving your team real-time visibility without leaving Slack.
1

Open the Slack integration page

In the Jomioz Dashboard, navigate to Integrations → Slack.
2

Connect your Slack workspace

Click Connect Slack. You’ll be redirected to Slack’s OAuth authorization page.
3

Authorize Jomioz

Review the requested permissions and click Allow to authorize Jomioz to post messages to your workspace.
4

Select a channel

After authorization, you’ll be returned to the Jomioz Dashboard. Use the Channel dropdown to pick the Slack channel where notifications should be delivered.
5

Choose notification events

Select which event types should generate a Slack message — for example, resource.created or event.fired — and click Save.

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Zapier

The Zapier integration exposes Jomioz as a trigger and action app inside Zapier, letting you build automated multi-step workflows that connect Jomioz to thousands of other services.
1

Retrieve your Jomioz API key

In the Jomioz Dashboard, navigate to Integrations → Zapier. Copy the API key shown on this page — you’ll enter it in Zapier to authenticate the connection.
2

Open the Jomioz app in Zapier

Log in to your Zapier account and search for Jomioz in the app directory to start building a new Zap.
3

Authenticate with your API key

When prompted to connect your Jomioz account in Zapier, paste the API key you copied in step 1. Zapier will verify the connection.
4

Configure your trigger or action

Select a Jomioz trigger (such as “Resource Created”) or action (such as “Create Resource”) and complete the Zap configuration. Test your Zap and turn it on when ready.

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Google Sheets

1

Open the Google Sheets integration page

In the Jomioz Dashboard, navigate to Integrations → Google Sheets.
2

Connect your Google account

Click Connect Google Sheets and sign in with the Google account that owns the target spreadsheet. Authorize the requested permissions.
3

Select a spreadsheet and sheet

Choose the Google Sheets file and the specific sheet tab where Jomioz should write resource data.
4

Map your fields

Use the field mapping interface to match Jomioz resource fields to columns in your spreadsheet, then click Save.

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PagerDuty

1

Open the PagerDuty integration page

In the Jomioz Dashboard, navigate to Integrations → PagerDuty.
2

Enter your PagerDuty integration key

In PagerDuty, create a new Events API v2 integration on your target service and copy the integration key. Paste it into the Integration Key field in Jomioz.
3

Configure alert conditions

Select which Jomioz event types should trigger a PagerDuty incident — for example, when a critical resource is deleted or a high-priority event fires.
4

Save and test

Click Save, then use the Send Test Alert button to confirm that incidents are being created correctly in PagerDuty.

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Using the API for Custom Integrations

If you need to connect Jomioz to a tool not covered by the native integrations above, the Jomioz REST API gives you full programmatic access to all platform resources and events. You can read, create, update, and delete resources, query event history, and manage your account — everything you need to build any integration you can imagine. See the API Reference for full endpoint documentation, request and response schemas, authentication details, and code examples.
If the tool you want to integrate with isn’t in the native catalog, check whether it supports receiving HTTP webhooks. Most modern SaaS platforms do. You can configure a Jomioz webhook to POST event payloads directly to that tool’s webhook URL — no code required — and cover a huge range of integration scenarios without the REST API.