Choose the source
Identify where the team’s tasks, decisions and release context already live. Name the specific records needed for the planning workflow rather than requesting access to an entire account.
Apps
Bring the tools into the conversation.
Explore where connected work can come from, and review what each proposed integration would need.
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Illustrative workspace · interactive demonstration
Understand the source
Map the records your team needs from each tool.
ENG-284Linked context
Define the access
Review scopes and ownership before enabling a connection.
Review the range
Plan the setup
Talk to sales about current availability for your workspace.
Ready for reviewHuman approval
A practical workflow
Plan the connection around the records you need.
A tool name is a starting point. A useful integration discussion defines the records, permissions and purpose of the connection.
Agree on the mapping
Describe which identifiers, fields and relationships should become workspace context. Check update frequency, ownership and how conflicts should be resolved.
Confirm the setup
Discuss current availability, supported actions and required scopes with the Stark team. Review the access with the owner of the source before enabling a real connection.
A connected working example
Keep the source meaning in the workspace.
Tasks, code changes, conversations and calendar context describe different parts of delivery. A useful working view preserves the source and explains how each record connects to a project.
Use the data model to decide which fields belong in a shared view. Define a source of truth for an owner or status so two connected tools do not silently produce competing answers.
ACDFMC+1
Illustrative workspace · interactive demonstration
Inside the approach
How the model works.
The integrations shown are illustrative connection patterns. Availability and supported actions must be confirmed for your workspace. No third-party connection is made by this marketing demonstration.
Methodology and evaluation01Approved connection
02Mapped records
03Workspace context
Before you move forward
A connection checklist for your team.
| Review | What to look for |
|---|---|
| Purpose | Identify the planning question the integration should support. |
| Access | Confirm the source owner, requested scopes and records that can be read or changed. |
| Mapping | Agree on stable identifiers, status meaning, timestamps and relationship keys. |
| Operations | Discuss update behavior, removal of access, errors and the person responsible for the connection. |
Questions & answers
A few useful answers.
Are all displayed integrations available?
The site shows illustrative connection patterns. Confirm current support and available actions for your workspace with the Stark team.
Does browsing this page connect an account?
No. The demonstration does not authorize or establish a third-party connection.
What should I bring to a setup conversation?
Bring your source tools, record types, required fields, access owner and the workflow you want to support. That makes availability and permission questions easier to resolve.
Ship what you promised.
Bring the plan, the work and the next decision together.