Stripe
Sync payment and subscription data. Recurring revenue, one-time revenue, and customer metrics flow into your dashboard automatically.
Shipchart works best when planning, delivery, errors, code, and revenue all stay connected. Integrations make that happen without forcing you into a new workflow.
Roadmaps, errors, revenue, code, and issue tracking all feed the same operating view.
Connections support planning, delegation, triage, and reporting — not just passive dashboards.
Shipchart keeps the project-level detail while helping you manage everything across your wider portfolio.
The core connections are focused on the systems founders rely on most: payments, repositories, issue tracking, error monitoring, and infrastructure.
Keep revenue data close to product decisions and portfolio tracking.
Sync payment and subscription data. Recurring revenue, one-time revenue, and customer metrics flow into your dashboard automatically.
Mobile subscription tracking via webhooks. In-app purchase revenue mapped to your projects.
Connect planning and execution to the codebase itself.
Link repos for code context, issue creation, commit visibility, pull requests, and delegated coding workflows.
Keep planning connected to where execution actually happens.
Sync your planning flow into Linear so roadmap items and day-to-day delivery stay connected.
Turn planned work into GitHub issues and keep your project board aligned with what is being shipped.
Bring production issues into the same workspace as your roadmap and delivery process.
Pull error signals into Shipchart so bugs, cleanup work, and priorities are tied back to the right projects.
Sync error data from Bugsnag with automatic project mapping. Track stability alongside your roadmap and delivery.
Track infrastructure costs alongside revenue for a full financial picture.
Cloud cost tracking linked to your projects. See compute spend per project alongside revenue data.
The goal is simple: make Shipchart the place where your product systems connect, not another silo you need to maintain.
Stop switching between tools. Let Shipchart bring your stack together so you can focus on building.