# Third Party Integrations

## Overview

Modern cloud operations rely on fast communication, seamless automation, and integrated visibility across tools. To support this, OneLens enables you to connect with popular third-party platforms like **Slack** and **Jira**, helping you receive alerts where your teams already work and automatically sync cost-related events into existing workflows.

## Available Integrations

OneLens currently supports integrations with the following platforms:

* [**Slack Integration**](https://docs.onelens.cloud/integrations/third-party-integrations/slack)\
  Get alerts and digests directly in Slack channels or user DMs.
* [**Jira Integration**](https://docs.onelens.cloud/integrations/third-party-integrations/jira)\
  Automatically create or update Jira issues from OneLens tickets and anomaly alerts for hands-free operations.

## Why Connect External Apps?

Integrating external apps with OneLens allows you to:

* **Receive important updates in real-time**—in the tools your teams already use.
* **Create and update tickets automatically** in your incident or backlog tracking systems.
* **Keep stakeholders informed** without switching platforms or checking multiple dashboards.

These integrations bring OneLens insights into your operational flow—so you never miss critical signals.

## How OneLens Manages Integrations

OneLens uses [**Truto**](https://www.truto.one/), a trusted third-party provider, to securely manage its external integrations. Truto handles the authentication, authorization, and secure token exchange between OneLens and your connected apps.

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## **Data Ownership & Privacy**

Your data remains yours. OneLens and Truto only access what is strictly necessary to perform the intended actions (like sending an alert or creating a ticket). **Your messages, files, or internal content are never accessed, stored, or sold.**
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All integrations are visible and manageable from the **Integrations** section in the OneLens sidebar, where you can review connection status or disconnect at any time.


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