Ardovo + GitLab integration
Connect Ardovo to GitLab so your developer and product work and your revenue data stay in one place. Requests carry revenue context into GitLab issues.
- Minutes Time to connect
- Two-way Sync direction
- No code Setup effort
Short answer
The Ardovo + GitLab integration ties customer requests to engineering. Link a deal or account to a GitLab issue so a request carries its revenue, and when the issue closes the linked deal is notified. Teams on GitLab keep sales and engineering aligned on what customers need and what is shipping.
What flows between Ardovo and GitLab
Link deals to issues
Attach a GitLab issue to a deal or account.
Revenue context
Engineering sees the pipeline behind each request.
Ship status back
A closed issue notifies the linked deal.
Setting up the Ardovo + GitLab integration
Connect in one click
Open Ardovo Settings, go to Integrations, find GitLab, and click Connect. Authorize the connection with OAuth or an API key.
Choose what syncs
Pick which records and events sync between Ardovo and GitLab, and set the direction to one-way or two-way.
Map your fields
Match GitLab fields to Ardovo fields once. Rook suggests the mapping so most teams accept the defaults and move on.
Turn it on
Rook backfills recent history, then keeps both sides current. You can pause, edit, or audit the sync anytime.
How the Ardovo + GitLab integration works
Ardovo connects to GitLab through OAuth. Deals link to issues, revenue context passes through, and issue status syncs back to Ardovo.
- Ardovo to GitLab: issues linked with revenue context
- GitLab to Ardovo: issue status and closes
- Both ways: deal and issue linkage
Frequently asked questions
Is this the same experience as the GitHub sync?
Yes, for GitLab-based teams. Link deals to issues, pass revenue context, and get ship-status updates back, all on your GitLab instance.
Does it work with self-managed GitLab?
Yes. The integration connects to GitLab SaaS or self-managed instances through OAuth and the API.
How do I connect GitLab to Ardovo, and is it secure?
Open Ardovo Settings, go to Integrations, find GitLab, and click Connect. Authorize with OAuth or an API key, choose what syncs and in which direction, and Rook backfills history and keeps both sides current. Setup takes minutes, needs no code, and every change is written to the Ardovo audit log.