Claro Historia documentation

Claro Historia connects the tools your team already uses and answers questions about your projects, citing the source behind every answer. These pages cover setup, each integration, and how your data is handled.

New here? Start with Getting started. It takes about 10 minutes to create a workspace, connect a tool and ask your first question.

Start here

Getting started Create a workspace, connect your tools, and ask your first question. Concepts Workspaces, projects, sources, milestones, events and the chat.

Connect your tools

Personal accounts Optional Gmail, Calendar, Outlook and Slack direct message context that only you can see. Bitbucket Pull requests and issues from the Bitbucket repositories you choose. Confluence Pages from the Confluence spaces you choose. GitHub Pull requests, issues, commits and milestones from the repositories you choose. GitLab Issues, merge requests and milestones from GitLab.com or a self-hosted GitLab. Google Drive Documents in the Google Drive folders you link to a project. Jira Epics and issues from the Jira projects you choose, shown as milestones and events. Linear Cycles, projects and issues from the Linear team you choose. Microsoft Teams Messages from the Teams channels you choose. Claro Historia only reads. It never posts. Notion The Notion pages and databases you share. OneDrive Documents in the OneDrive folders you link to a project. Slack Messages and threads from the Slack channels you choose. Claro Historia only reads. It never posts.

Using Claro Historia

Projects, syncing and chat Create a project, link sources, keep them in sync, and ask questions. Troubleshooting Fix connection problems, sync notices and common questions.

Account and data

Plans and limits The 30-day trial, the free plan and what each includes. Data and security What Claro Historia reads, where it is stored, who can see it and how to remove it.

Need help?

Email support@clarohistoria.com. We reply within 2 business days. See Support for what to include.