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Sentry Integration with Konnectify
Automate Sentry issue tracking, project configurations, release monitoring, and team workflows in Konnectify.
Projects
Issues
Monitors
Releases
57 Actions
What is Sentry?
Sentry provides real-time error tracking and performance monitoring for application developers, helping them diagnose and resolve software bugs instantly. Connecting Sentry to Konnectify enables engineering teams to programmatically respond to application issues, automate project configurations, track deployments, and coordinate incident management across their entire software stack.
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What you can automate with Sentry and Konnectify:
- Create and configure Sentry projects automatically when repositories launch.
- Sync Sentry issues and error logs directly with task management boards.
- Assign unresolved issues to development teams based on error context.
- Register deployment releases and link commits from your CI/CD pipeline.
- Manage and track cron monitors to oversee background jobs.
- Retrieve AI conversation spans to analyze experimental assistant metrics.
API & Authentication
Secure OAuth 2.0 Integration
Sentry uses OAuth 2.0 authorization to grant Konnectify secure access to your organizations, projects, and issues. This setup guarantees that Konnectify can programmatically execute actions on your behalf without ever seeing or storing your Sentry user passwords or master API tokens.
During the authorization process, you will be prompted to select your Sentry Organization's API Region and input your unique Sentry Organization Slug and Client ID. This establishes a localized, secure tunnel matching your data residency preferences.
Authentication Requirements:
- Sentry API Region: Select Global (sentry.io), United States (us.sentry.io), or Germany (de.sentry.io).
- Organization Slug: The unique identifier of your organization as displayed in your Sentry dashboard URL.
- Client ID: Your Sentry integration client identifier used to authorize the OAuth connection.
For comprehensive API specifications, refer to the Official Sentry API Documentation.
How to Connect
Prerequisites:
Ensure you have administrative privileges in your Sentry organization to approve developer integrations and generate a Client ID.
Add Sentry to a Workflow
- Log in to your Konnectify dashboard and create a new workflow.
- Add an action step and select Sentry from your app directory.
Authorize Sentry Connection
- Select your Sentry API Region (Global, United States, or Germany).
- Enter your Organization Slug and your integration's Client ID.
- Click Connect to launch Sentry's secure OAuth screen, and grant the required workspace permissions.
Configure the Action
- Choose your desired Sentry action from the actions list (e.g., Assign Issue or Create Monitor).
- Map dynamic properties from your workflow trigger into Sentry's data fields.
Configuration Tip:
Make sure that project slugs and environment identifiers exactly match their Sentry dashboard spelling to prevent routing errors.
Test the Workflow Step
- Click Test Step to send a safe, simulated payload to Sentry.
- Verify that the action executed correctly in your Sentry account.
Activate the Workflow
- Toggle your workflow status to Active.
- Your Sentry automation is now live and running in the background.
Supported Actions
57 Actions
Use these action modules to manage issues, organizations, environments, monitors, releases, and deployment timelines automatically.
Projects
9 actions
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Create Project
Creates a new project through the team projects endpoint.
Update Project
Updates only supplied project fields; omitted settings are not sent.
Get Project
Retrieves the configured project.
List Projects
Returns one page of projects using the organization projects endpoint.
Delete Project
Requests deletion of the configured project after explicit confirmation.
List Project Teams
Returns the teams associated with the selected project.
List Project Environments
Returns project environments for use in issue, event and release filters.
Get Project Environment
Returns details for the named project environment.
Update Project Environment
Updates the hidden state of a project environment.
Organizations
5 actions
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Get Organization
Gets organization details; some Sentry token types cannot access this user-bound endpoint.
List Organization Members
Returns one page of organization memberships. Membership id and user.id are different identifiers.
Get Organization Member
Retrieves an organization membership, not a Sentry user by user ID.
List Organization Repositories
Returns repositories already connected to Sentry.
List Organization Environments
Returns organization environments filtered by visibility.
Monitors
8 actions
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Create Monitor
Creates a new monitor in the configured organization.
Delete Monitor or Monitor Environments
Deletes the monitor when no environments are supplied, or deletes only the supplied monitor environments.
Retrieve Monitor
Retrieves a monitor, optionally filtered to selected environments.
Retrieve Monitor for Project
Retrieves a monitor from the project-scoped endpoint.
Update Monitor
Updates a monitor through the organization-scoped endpoint.
Update Monitor for Project
Updates a monitor through the project-scoped endpoint.
Fetch Monitor BETA
Returns an individual monitor from Sentry's detector endpoint.
Delete Monitor (Detector)
Permanently deletes a monitor through Sentry's detector endpoint.
Alerts
2 actions
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Fetch Alerts BETA
Returns alert workflows for the configured organization.
Fetch Alert BETA
Returns an individual alert workflow.
AI Conversations
2 actions
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List AI Conversations (Beta)
Returns AI conversations ordered by latest span time. This experimental Sentry API may change.
Retrieve AI Conversation (Beta)
Returns recorded spans for one AI conversation in start-time order. This experimental Sentry API may change.
Issues
9 actions
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List Issues
Lists issues using the current organization-scoped endpoint, with optional project, environment, time and search filters.
Get Issue
Gets the selected issue and its current status, assignment and metadata.
Update Issue
Applies only explicitly supplied issue attributes.
Resolve Issue
Resolves the selected issue immediately or in the next release.
Unresolve Issue
Sets the issue status to unresolved.
Assign Issue
Assigns an issue to a Sentry user or team.
Ignore Issue
Sets status to ignored, optionally with an ignoreDuration in minutes.
Delete Issue
Requests issue deletion only after explicit confirmation.
List Issue Tag Values
Lists the observed values for a specific tag key on a Sentry issue.
Events
6 actions
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List Project Error Events
Returns one page of project error events, optionally with full stack trace details.
Get Event
Retrieves the full details of an event using its eventID.
List Issue Events
Lists issue events with optional environment, search and time filters.
Get Latest Issue Event
Uses Sentry's documented latest event alias.
List Event Attachments
Lists attachments without downloading binary content.
Download Event Attachment
Downloads up to 20 MiB and returns actual file bytes as base64, with metadata.
Releases & Deploys
9 actions
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List Releases
Lists organization releases with project, environment and version-substring filters.
Get Release
Retrieves release metadata and associated projects.
Create Release BETA
Creates an organization release and optionally associates commits and repository references.
Update Release
Updates metadata, commits, or repository references for an existing organization release.
Delete Release
Requests release deletion after explicit confirmation.
List Release Commits
Returns one page of release commit records.
List Release Files
Retrieves files associated with a specific organization release, with optional filename and checksum filters.
Create Deploy Beta
Creates a deployment record for a release and environment.
List Deploys Beta
Returns deploys for the specified release version.
Teams
7 actions
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List Teams
Lists organization teams and their identifiers.
Get Team
Gets the selected team in its organization.
Create Team
Creates a team using its slug; legacy name is optional.
Update Team
Updates the selected team with the required slug and optional name.
Delete Team
Requests deletion of the selected team after explicit confirmation.
List Team Members
Lists team members; Sentry excludes pending invitations from this endpoint.
List Team Projects
Returns the projects bound to the configured team.
Popular Automations
Connect Sentry with other business and development applications to drive cross-platform collaboration.
Auto-Assign Sentry Issues from Project Managers
Assign Sentry issues to specific developers as soon as they are assigned in external project management tools.
Jira Trigger
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Assign Issue
Register Sentry Releases on Code Deployment
Create a new Sentry release and associated deployment automatically whenever code changes are successfully merged.
GitHub Merge Trigger
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Create Release
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Create Deploy
Notify Teams of Unresolved Sentry Issues
Trigger alerts in your corporate communication channels when critical issues remain unresolved in Sentry.
List Issues
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Slack Channel Alert
Programmatic Sentry Project Provisioning
Provision a corresponding Sentry project automatically when a new software repository is initialized.
GitLab Repository Created
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Create Project
Frequently Asked Questions
What authentication method does Sentry use?
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Sentry utilizes secure OAuth 2.0 authorization. During the setup process in Konnectify, you will select your API region (Global, US, or Germany) and provide your Sentry Client ID. This redirects you to a secure login prompt where you authorize Konnectify to perform actions on your behalf without sharing your password.
Which Sentry subscription plans are supported?
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All standard Sentry plans (Developer, Team, Business, and Enterprise) are supported. However, access to certain advanced API features, such as listing organization members or managing repositories, may vary depending on your Sentry organization permissions and active subscription tier.
Are there triggers available for Sentry in Konnectify?
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This integration is currently action-only, meaning it does not feature native polling or webhook triggers. You can trigger your workflows using other connected platforms (such as your project management or database systems) and use Sentry's 57 actions to automate your incident response and configurations.
How does Sentry handle rate limits during massive error spikes?
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Sentry applies API rate limits based on your organization's subscription plan. If a workflow runs into a rate limit error, Konnectify will automatically handle the retry backoff logic to ensure your release updates, project creations, or issue assignments complete successfully.
Can I manage multiple Sentry organizations in Konnectify?
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Yes. You can authorize multiple Sentry connections within Konnectify by using different Client IDs and Organization Slugs. This allows you to manage distinct staging, production, or client environments under separate workflows.
What is the difference between Sentry's membership ID and user ID?
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When managing Sentry organization members, the membership ID represents a user's specific relationship and permissions within that organization, while the user ID is their global Sentry account identifier. Ensure you map the correct ID in your workflows.
Can I monitor cron jobs or background tasks using Sentry and Konnectify?
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Yes. You can programmatically manage your Sentry cron and heartbeat monitors. Using the Monitors actions, you can create, retrieve, update, and delete monitors across your organization's environments to oversee background executions automatically.
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