Documentation
Set up and run Briedo
Start with What Briedo does if you are new. Everything else is a task: connect something, check it worked, or find out why something is not what you expected.
Start here
- What Briedo doesThe one idea the rest of the documentation assumes.
- Quick startFrom a new account to a verified setup, without writing any code.
- Check your setup with a testAnswer "did I configure this correctly?" without contacting anyone.
- Setup checklistThe seven things a working Briedo workspace has.
Your industry
- Digital servicesFor agencies and service teams: from enquiry to a briefed call.
- Logistics and supply chainFor freight desks: from a quote request to ready to price.
Connect your sources
- Where work comes fromThe ways a piece of work can reach Briedo, and how to choose.
- HubSpotStart work from a deal, and use what HubSpot already holds.
- TypeformTurn a form submission into a piece of work with its answers.
- Signed webhookConnect anything that can send an HTTP request.
- Google FormsA recipe, not a connection: relay a Google Form with a short script.
- Google DriveAttach a document to a piece of work, one file at a time.
- Google CalendarBook meetings with a Meet link from inside Briedo.
- AsanaHand finished work to a project your delivery team already uses.
Working with Briedo
- Reading a piece of workWhat the console shows, and how to read where a fact came from.
- What the conversation doesWhy there is sometimes no conversation at all.
- What Briedo producesThe documents, who each one is for, and what never leaks.
- Why a value did not countData can arrive successfully and still not answer the question.
API and webhooks
- The APICreate work, read its state and act on it from your own software.
Running it
- Security and your dataWhat Briedo holds, what it never takes, and what disconnecting does.
- TroubleshootingThe states you can actually see, and what each one means.
Looking for what Briedo can connect to, rather than how?
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