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Integrations connect ZeroRank to the other tools your team already uses. Once a tool is connected, your workflows and content publishing can reach it. For example, a workflow can post an update to Slack, or ZeroRank can publish a new article straight to your WordPress site.

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Connections are shared by your whole team

Every connection lives at the workspace level. That means you connect a tool once, and everyone in your workspace can use it. You do not each need your own login. One member sets it up, and the whole team is ready to go.
A workspace is your shared team space in ZeroRank. Members in the same workspace share connections, prompts, and results.

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Where to connect a tool

You set up connections from your workspace settings.
1

Open Settings

In the app, click Settings.
2

Go to Workspace, then Integrations

Open the Workspace tab and find the Integrations section.
3

Pick a provider

Click the tile for the tool you want, like Slack or WordPress.
4

Connect account

Click Connect account and follow the steps for that tool.

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Two ways to connect

How you connect depends on the tool. Some use a one-click sign-in. Others ask you to paste a key.
These tools let you sign in with a popup. You approve the connection there, and ZeroRank gets the access it needs. There are no keys to copy.
  • Slack
  • Contentful
Click Connect account, approve in the popup, and you are done.

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Check that a connection is healthy

ZeroRank tests every connection the moment you save it. This tells you right away if something is wrong. Each connection shows its health:
  • Active — the connection is turned on and ready to use.
  • Verified — the last test worked and the tool answered.
  • Last error — if a test failed, this shows what went wrong.
You can re-test a connection any time. This is handy if you changed a key or fixed a setting in the other tool. If a test fails, check the key and try again, or email [email protected].

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Where connections get used

After a tool is connected, it shows up in two places:
  • Workflow steps — a workflow can use a connected tool, like sending a message to Slack.
  • Content publishing — when ZeroRank creates content, it can publish to a connected site like WordPress.

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Keep going

WordPress

Connect a WordPress site to publish articles.

Other CMS tools

Connect Contentful, Sanity, BaseHub, and more.

Slack and AI tools

Send messages and link AI helpers like v0 and Gamma.

MCP server

Let your AI assistant read your ZeroRank data.