TeamRetro

Overview

With the TeamRetro integration, users can translate the action items they shape during their retrospective meeting into Linear issues published to their team workspace. This helps them make the most of their time and existing workflow.

How it works

Once integrated, publishing Team actions as Linear issues is a feature included as part of shaping action items during TeamRetro’s guided retrospective process.

TeamRetro’s actions can be created during the DISCUSS or REVIEW phase of the retrospective. They can also be made at any time during the meeting using the ACTION sidebar.

Once an action is created, the user has the option to publish it to their Linear workspace. Once published, the Linear issue ID number appears next to the retrospective action item in TeamRetro. The user also has the option to undo publish if the action item was posted in error or more detail is needed.

Should the user wish, additional detail can be added to the action item prior to publication. The user can -

• prioritize their actions (high, medium, or low)
• assign an owner
• define a due date

It is important to note that actions that have not been accepted cannot be published in Linear.

TeamRetro will track action items (with corresponding Linear issue ID) from meeting to meeting until marked as complete in TeamRetro.

To Configure

To configure the integration you must be a TeamRetro Team Administrator or Account Administrator.

1. Sign in to your TeamRetro account.
2. The Linear integration can be accessed from team > settings > integrations.
3. Click on "connect" next to the Linear icon. You will be redirected to Linear Auth Login.
4. If you are comfortable with the permissions requested, Click "Authorize" to allow TeamRetro access to your Linear workspace.
5. You will then be redirected back into TeamRetro and asked to choose a team from your list of Linear teams to publish your action items into.
6. Click "Save changes" and go back to your integrations page, you will see that the integration was successful.