Jira, Linear, GitHub, Monday, and Webhook integrations require an Agency license.
Agency

Agency Integrations (Jira, Linear, GitHub, Monday, Webhook)

Agency-tier licenses unlock five additional integrations for teams with advanced task management needs. Each follows the same pattern: configure credentials, test the connection, and export manually.

Jira

Configuration

Go to Noted > Integrations and find the Jira card. Click Configure and enter the following.

  • Cloud URL: Your Jira Cloud instance URL (for example, https://yourteam.atlassian.net).
  • Email: The email address associated with your Atlassian account.
  • API Token: An Atlassian API token. Generate one from your Atlassian account settings.
  • Project Key: The key of the Jira project where issues will be created (for example, PROJ).
  • Issue Type: The issue type to use when creating issues (for example, Task or Bug).

How Export Works

Each exported pin creates a Jira issue in the specified project. The issue summary is the pin content, and the description contains the full details: page URL, reviewer, breakpoint, replies, annotations, and text edits.

Linear

Configuration

Find the Linear card and click Configure. Enter the following.

  • API Key: Your Linear personal API key, available from Linear settings.
  • Team ID: The ID of the Linear team where issues will be created.

How Export Works

NotedWP uses Linear’s GraphQL API to create issues. Each exported pin becomes a Linear issue with the pin content as the title and full feedback details in the description.

GitHub Issues

Configuration

Find the GitHub Issues card and click Configure. Enter the following.

  • Token: A GitHub personal access token with repo scope. Create one from your GitHub developer settings.
  • Repository: The repository in owner/repo format where issues will be created.

How Export Works

Each exported pin creates a GitHub issue. The issue title is the pin content, and the body contains page URL, reviewer, breakpoint, and all replies. Issues are automatically labeled with notedwp so you can filter them easily.

Monday.com

Configuration

Find the Monday.com card and click Configure. Enter the following.

  • API Key: Your Monday.com API token, available from your Monday.com admin settings.
  • Board ID: The ID of the board where items will be created.

How Export Works

NotedWP uses Monday.com’s GraphQL API to create items on the specified board. Each exported pin becomes an item with columns populated from the pin data (content, page, status, reviewer).

Webhook

Configuration

Find the Webhook card and click Configure. Enter the following.

  • URL: The endpoint that will receive the webhook payload.
  • Custom Headers (optional): Any additional HTTP headers to include with the request, formatted as key-value pairs.

How Export Works

When you export pins via webhook, NotedWP sends a JSON POST request to your configured URL. The payload contains the raw pin data, including content, page URL, coordinates, breakpoint, reviewer, status, replies, annotations, and text edits. This is the most flexible integration, letting you connect NotedWP to any system that can receive HTTP requests.

Test Connection

Every integration card includes a Test Connection button. Click it after saving your credentials to verify that NotedWP can reach the external service. A success or failure message appears immediately.

Important Notes

All Agency integrations are manual and on-demand. NotedWP does not push feedback automatically. You select which pins to export and trigger the export yourself. This keeps you in control of what information leaves your WordPress site.