Bridge GitLab pipelines and releases with Microsoft Teams, Outlook, and the full Microsoft 365 suite.
Post pipeline results and merge request updates directly into Microsoft Teams channels.
Automatically email stakeholders via Outlook when GitLab deployments complete.
Keep your Microsoft 365 workspace in sync with your GitLab development activity.
Post real-time GitLab CI/CD pipeline results to the right Microsoft Teams channel automatically.
Send formatted Outlook emails to stakeholder groups whenever a GitLab deploy finishes.
Create Microsoft 365 Calendar events when GitLab milestones are created or deadlines approach.
Ping reviewers in Teams when a GitLab merge request has been open longer than a set threshold.
Auto-post GitLab release notes to a SharePoint site for cross-team visibility.
Turn new GitLab issues into Microsoft Planner tasks for non-technical team members to track.
Connect your GitLab project and Microsoft 365 account to Neotask with standard OAuth.
Specify which GitLab events should trigger which Microsoft 365 responses.
GitLab activity flows into your Microsoft 365 workspace in real time.
| GitLab Event | Microsoft 365 Action | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| Pipeline succeeded/failed | Post to Teams channel | Build status |
| Release tag created | Send Outlook email | Release announcement |
| MR opened | Message reviewer in Teams | Code review |
| Milestone created | Add Calendar event | Sprint planning |
| Issue opened | Create Planner task | Cross-team tracking |
| Deploy to production | Post to SharePoint | Release documentation |
GitLab is where code is written, reviewed, and shipped. Microsoft 365 is where most enterprise organizations communicate, plan, and collaborate. These two worlds often operate in silos. A GitLab + Microsoft 365 integration closes that gap.
With Neotask handling the integration, you can link GitLab events to Microsoft 365 actions across the full suite - Teams for real-time alerts, Outlook for deployment emails, Calendar for milestone events, Planner for issue tracking, and SharePoint for release documentation.
Large organizations struggle with engineering visibility. Routing GitLab events into Microsoft 365 gives everyone the information they need in the tools they already use.
Neotask connects GitLab and Microsoft 365 without custom webhooks or IT provisioning. Describe your workflow in plain language and Neotask configures the integration.
Use Microsoft Teams channel tags to route GitLab alerts to the right sub-team without creating separate channels.
Schedule a weekly Outlook email digest of GitLab activity for stakeholders who do not need real-time pipeline notifications.
Sync GitLab milestone due dates to Microsoft Calendar to give project managers visibility without access to GitLab.
Neotask can connect GitLab to Teams, Outlook, Calendar, Planner, and SharePoint within the Microsoft 365 suite.
Standard user permissions are sufficient for Teams and Outlook integrations. SharePoint and Planner may require additional permissions.
Yes. Neotask lets you configure separate routing rules per GitLab project, group, or pipeline.
Both are supported. Neotask works with GitLab.com and self-managed GitLab instances that have API access enabled.
Neotask routes GitLab events into Teams, Outlook, and Planner so every stakeholder stays informed automatically.
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