100 Basecamp Integrations to Consider for a More Connected Workflow
Basecamp is often chosen to keep projects, conversations, schedules, and shared documents in one visible place. For a solo founder or a small team, the challenge is usually not finding more software. It is deciding which outside systems should send useful context into Basecamp—and which should remain separate.
The 100 options below are a practical research list, not a ranking. Some may offer a direct connection, while others may require an automation platform, an API workflow, email forwarding, or a manual process. Availability can also change by product plan and version. Before building an automation, confirm what data is shared, who can see it, and what happens when an automation fails.
Communication and meeting tools
Use these connections to turn important conversations, call notes, or alerts into accountable project work without copying every message into Basecamp.
- Slack
- Microsoft Teams
- Gmail
- Microsoft Outlook
- Google Calendar
- Microsoft Outlook Calendar
- Zoom
- Google Meet
- Calendly
- Loom
Files, documents, and knowledge
File integrations are useful when Basecamp should point to the current source document rather than hold multiple copies. Establish a simple naming convention before automating links or uploads.
- Google Drive
- Google Docs
- Google Sheets
- Dropbox
- Microsoft OneDrive
- Microsoft SharePoint
- Box
- Notion
- Coda
- Confluence
Work management and product planning
Teams moving between systems may use integrations to create handoffs, synchronize selected tasks, or send completion signals. Two-way task syncing deserves especially careful testing because duplicate work and conflicting statuses can confuse a small team.
- Asana
- Trello
- Jira Software
- ClickUp
- monday.com
- Linear
- GitHub Projects
- Wrike
- Smartsheet
- Todoist
Development and operations
Engineering-related connections can help nontechnical project stakeholders see meaningful milestones without needing access to every repository or monitoring console.
- GitHub
- GitLab
- Bitbucket
- Azure DevOps
- Sentry
- Datadog
- PagerDuty
- New Relic
- Vercel
- Netlify
Sales and customer relationships
A CRM-to-project handoff is a common use case: create a client project after a deal reaches a defined stage, then keep delivery details in the project workspace. Avoid automatically exposing sensitive deal notes to everyone in a delivery project.
- HubSpot
- Salesforce
- Pipedrive
- Zoho CRM
- Copper
- Close
- Freshsales
- Keap
- Insightly
- Capsule CRM
Support and customer feedback
Support systems can route recurring bugs, high-priority cases, or feature requests into the relevant Basecamp project. The goal is a clear escalation path, not a stream of every incoming ticket.
- Zendesk
- Intercom
- Help Scout
- Freshdesk
- Front
- Gorgias
- Kustomer
- UserVoice
- Canny
- Typeform
Marketing and publishing
Marketing connections can turn approved briefs into publishing checklists, capture campaign requests, and notify collaborators when a release is ready. Keep final approval in a clearly designated place.
- Mailchimp
- Kit
- ActiveCampaign
- HubSpot Marketing Hub
- Buffer
- Hootsuite
- Later
- WordPress
- Webflow
- Unbounce
Commerce, payments, and finance
Finance automations should be deliberately narrow. A project notification that an invoice was paid may be helpful; broad financial-data syncing may create unnecessary access and recordkeeping complications.
- Stripe
- PayPal
- Shopify
- WooCommerce
- QuickBooks Online
- Xero
- FreshBooks
- Wave
- Square
- Chargebee
Forms, databases, and automation platforms
These tools often act as the connective layer between Basecamp and specialized systems. They are particularly useful for intake forms, lightweight internal databases, and rules such as creating a project from an approved request.
- Zapier
- Make
- n8n
- IFTTT
- Airtable
- Jotform
- Google Forms
- Formstack
- AppSheet
- Retool
People, time, and team administration
For service businesses, time and staffing signals can inform project check-ins. Decide whether Basecamp needs only a summary or whether detailed personnel data belongs exclusively in the system of record.
- Toggl Track
- Harvest
- Clockify
- Timely
- Deel
- Gusto
- Rippling
- BambooHR
- Workable
- Lever
How to choose a useful connection
Start with one recurring failure point: a client handoff that loses context, a bug report that never reaches the right person, or a weekly status update assembled by hand. Then define one trigger, one destination, and one owner. For example, a signed deal could create a delivery checklist, or a support escalation could add a to-do with a link back to the original ticket.
The strongest integration is usually the one that removes a repeated handoff while preserving a clear source of truth.
Review integrations periodically. Remove workflows that create noise, confirm permissions after team changes, and document the few automations your company depends on. That restraint helps Basecamp remain a place for focused coordination rather than another feed to monitor.