Top 15 Claude Integrations for Operations Teams in 2025

Operations teams run on integrations. The right tools connected properly multiply productivity.

Claude now integrates with the core tools ops teams use daily. Here are the 15 most valuable integrations and what they unlock.

## Top Claude Integrations

### 1. Notion

**What it does:** Read and write to Notion databases, pages, and wikis directly from Claude Code.

**Key workflows:**
- Query project databases without leaving your IDE
- Create documentation pages from code comments
- Update task status from natural language
- Search institutional knowledge during development

**Setup:** MCP server via npm, requires Notion API token

**Why ops teams use it:** Notion is the ops team knowledge base. This integration eliminates context switching.

### 2. Linear

**What it does:** Manage issues, projects, and roadmaps from Claude Code.

**Key workflows:**
- Create issues from error messages or bug reports
- Query issue status and priorities
- Update issue states and assignments
- Search project history and decisions

**Setup:** MCP server, requires Linear API key

**Why ops teams use it:** Turn problems into tracked issues instantly, no manual ticket creation.

### 3. Slack

**What it does:** Claude bot that responds in channels and DMs, integrates with team workflows.

**Key workflows:**
- Answer questions from company knowledge base
- Summarize long threads
- Draft responses to customer requests
- Automate routine communications

**Setup:** Slack app installation, workspace approval required

**Why ops teams use it:** Puts Claude where team communication happens, enables async AI assistance.

### 4. GitHub

**What it does:** Read repos, create issues, review PRs, and understand codebases from Claude Code.

**Key workflows:**
- Review pull requests with AI analysis
- Generate issue descriptions from errors
- Search code across repositories
- Understand legacy code and dependencies

**Setup:** Built into Claude Code with GitHub authentication

**Why ops teams use it:** Code review assistance and institutional knowledge about technical decisions.

### 5. Google Drive

**What it does:** Read and write Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides from Claude.

**Key workflows:**
- Analyze data in Sheets
- Generate reports and documentation
- Create presentations from data
- Search across Drive for information

**Setup:** MCP server with Google OAuth

**Why ops teams use it:** Most ops teams store deliverables in Drive, this brings Claude into those workflows.

### 6. PostgreSQL / MySQL

**What it does:** Query databases directly from Claude Code with natural language.

**Key workflows:**
- Ad-hoc data analysis without writing SQL
- Generate reports from database data
- Debug data issues
- Create database documentation

**Setup:** MCP server with database credentials

**Why ops teams use it:** Ops teams need data access but not everyone writes SQL fluently.

### 7. Jira

**What it does:** Read and create Jira issues, query projects and boards.

**Key workflows:**
- Create detailed tickets from bug reports
- Query sprint status and velocity
- Update issue workflows
- Generate status reports

**Setup:** Jira API integration via MCP server

**Why ops teams use it:** For teams on Jira instead of Linear, same benefits.

### 8. Confluence

**What it does:** Read and write Confluence pages and spaces.

**Key workflows:**
- Search documentation during problem-solving
- Create and update runbooks
- Generate meeting notes
- Build knowledge base articles

**Setup:** Confluence API via MCP server

**Why ops teams use it:** Institutional knowledge retrieval and documentation automation.

### 9. Salesforce

**What it does:** Query accounts, contacts, opportunities, and cases.

**Key workflows:**
- Research customer context before calls
- Generate account summaries
- Update deal stages and notes
- Analyze pipeline data

**Setup:** Salesforce API integration

**Why ops teams use it:** Customer-facing ops teams need quick CRM access.

### 10. Zendesk / Intercom

**What it does:** Read and respond to support tickets with context.

**Key workflows:**
- Draft support responses from knowledge base
- Escalation analysis
- Customer sentiment tracking
- Response template generation

**Setup:** Support platform API integration

**Why ops teams use it:** Support ops can respond faster with AI-drafted replies.

### 11. Airtable

**What it does:** Query and update Airtable bases as databases.

**Key workflows:**
- Project tracking updates
- Data analysis from Airtable sources
- Automated record creation
- Status reporting

**Setup:** Airtable API via MCP server

**Why ops teams use it:** Many ops teams use Airtable as lightweight database, Claude makes it more powerful.

### 12. Figma

**What it does:** Extract design specs, component details, and design system documentation.

**Key workflows:**
- Get design specs during implementation
- Document design decisions
- Create component documentation
- Design system analysis

**Setup:** Figma API integration

**Why ops teams use it:** Product ops teams coordinate design and development.

### 13. HubSpot

**What it does:** CRM and marketing automation data access.

**Key workflows:**
- Lead research and qualification
- Campaign performance analysis
- Contact and company data retrieval
- Deal pipeline reporting

**Setup:** HubSpot API integration

**Why ops teams use it:** RevOps teams can analyze and act on CRM data faster.

### 14. Asana

**What it does:** Task and project management from Claude.

**Key workflows:**
- Create tasks from meeting notes
- Query project status
- Update task assignments
- Generate progress reports

**Setup:** Asana API via MCP server

**Why ops teams use it:** Teams on Asana get same PM integration benefits as Linear users.

### 15. Monday.com

**What it does:** Work OS integration for boards and workflows.

**Key workflows:**
- Update work items and status
- Query board data
- Generate status reports
- Automate routine updates

**Setup:** Monday API integration

**Why ops teams use it:** Popular with ops teams, Claude integration extends its capabilities.

## How to Choose Which Integrations to Set Up

**Start with your daily tools:**

Look at what apps you use most:
- Where does your team communicate? → Slack integration
- Where do you track work? → Linear/Jira/Asana
- Where is your knowledge base? → Notion/Confluence
- Where is your data? → Database integrations

**Add integrations as needs arise:**

Don't set up everything at once. Add integrations when you find yourself wishing Claude could access a specific tool.

**Prioritize by friction:**

Which context switches cost you the most time?
- Constantly checking Notion docs → Notion integration
- Creating tickets manually → Linear/Jira integration
- Looking up customer data → Salesforce/CRM integration

## Quick Takeaway

The most valuable Claude integrations for ops teams: Notion (knowledge base), Linear (issue tracking), Slack (team communication), GitHub (code), and database connections.

Set up integrations for tools you use daily and where context switching costs significant time. Start with 2-3 core integrations, add more as specific needs arise.

These integrations transform Claude from a chatbot to a connected member of your operations stack.