Set up Basecamp and Azure DevOps connectors for project management integration
Connectors integrate OpenRails with external project management and development platforms. Each connector provides bi-directional access to resources, allowing agents to read and write data in external systems and enabling document sync into data lakes.
| Connector | Capabilities | Authentication |
|---|---|---|
| Basecamp | Projects, message boards, to-dos, schedules, document sync | OAuth 2.0 |
| Azure DevOps | Work items, sprints, time tracking, repositories, document sync | Personal Access Token (PAT) or OAuth |
From the sidebar, click Connectors and then Add Connector.
Choose Basecamp from the connector type list.
Click Connect with Basecamp to initiate the OAuth 2.0 flow. You will be redirected to Basecamp to authorize OpenRails access to your account.
After authentication, select which Basecamp projects OpenRails should have access to. You can add or remove projects later.
Optionally enable document sync to automatically import Basecamp documents and message board content into a data lake.
Set up route configuration to define which Basecamp resources (message boards, to-dos, etc.) map to specific agent tools.
Click Save to finalize the Basecamp connector. Agents can now use Basecamp tools.
From the sidebar, click Connectors and then Add Connector.
Choose Azure DevOps from the connector type list.
Provide your Azure DevOps organization URL and Personal Access Token (PAT). Ensure the PAT has the necessary scopes for work items, code, and build access.
Choose which Azure DevOps projects to connect. Each project's work items, repositories, and build pipelines become accessible.
Enable time tracking integration to allow agents to log time against work items directly from OpenRails.
Click Save to finalize the Azure DevOps connector.