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Build on SIGNL with Custom Integration
Register any tool, and note how it authenticates. See what syncs, where it stops and how to set it up.
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What it does
Register any tool SIGNL does not have a native connector for: name it, link it, and note how it authenticates. No new plumbing: it reuses the REST credentials, API keys and MCP server that already exist.
What syncs
What it covers
3- Name, description and URL for any tool
- Points at a saved REST credential, an API key or MCP
- No native connector required
What it does not do
- A registered tool is a record for your team. SIGNL reaches it only through a REST credential, an API key or MCP.
Set it up
Connect in SIGNL
- Record the tool's name, address and how it authenticates, so the team knows it exists.
- Connect it through an HTTP step or an outgoing webhook.
Questions people ask
Which way does data move between SIGNL and Custom Integration?
Both ways, between SIGNL and Custom Integration: Name, description and URL for any tool, Points at a saved REST credential, an API key or MCP, No native connector required.
How do I set up the connection to Custom Integration?
It takes 2 steps, listed above. The first: Record the tool's name, address and how it authenticates, so the team knows it exists.
Where does the connection to Custom Integration stop?
Here is where the Custom Integration connection stops. A registered tool is a record for your team. SIGNL reaches it only through a REST credential, an API key or MCP.
How ready is the connection to Custom Integration?
The Custom Integration connection is built and switched on for every workspace.
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