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SyncRivo Documentation

Everything you need to build powerful integrations and connect your favorite tools. Get started in minutes with our comprehensive guides and API reference.

Quick Start

Get started with SyncRivo: connect your platforms and create your first channel bridge.

Create Your First Integration

bash

# SyncRivo customer API (API-key authentication)
# Your API key and base URL are provided during onboarding.
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
  https://api.example.com/v1/connections

Need help? Check out our step-by-step guide →

Getting Started

Create an Account

Once your SyncRivo account is provisioned and get your API key from the dashboard.

Install the SDK

Use npm, pip, or our REST API directly to start building integrations.

Build Your First Integration

Follow our quick start guide to create your first data sync in minutes.

The Enterprise Bridge Between Slack, Teams, Zoom, Webex & Google Chat

SyncRivo is the unified messaging platform for enterprise teams. Enable Slack to Microsoft Teams integration, cross-platform enterprise messaging, Zoom Google Chat bridge, Webex Slack interoperability, and any-to-any message routing — with zero migration required.

SyncRivo is the enterprise Microsoft Teams and Slack integration platform. Bridge Teams and Slack bidirectionally, and connect Zoom, Webex, and Google Chat with real-time webhooks and OAuth2 security.

What is SyncRivo?

SyncRivo is an enterprise messaging interoperability platform for real-time, bidirectional messaging across Microsoft Teams, Slack, Zoom Team Chat, Cisco Webex, and Google Chat. It connects any pair of those five platforms — and one channel to several at once — without requiring users to migrate, install agents, or learn a new tool. Channel messages, thread replies, edits, deletions, @mentions and file attachments sync in both directions, and messages typically arrive within seconds; emoji reactions sync too (not yet on Webex). Message content is not stored on the normal relay path, traffic is encrypted in transit (TLS), OAuth tokens are encrypted at rest, and a BAA is available for Enterprise customers. The first channel bridge is typically live during onboarding, once your Slack and Teams admins approve the app.

Key Features

Bidirectional Slack and Microsoft Teams messaging bridge
Real-time, event-driven delivery (webhooks, no polling)
BAA available for Enterprise customers; DPA and sub-processor list available
OAuth2 security with multi-tenant data isolation
Bridges across Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, Zoom Team Chat and Webex
One channel bridged to several others at once (N-way)
Messages can show the original sender's name and avatar (Slack still shows an APP label)
Per-tenant data isolation at the infrastructure level

Supported Platforms

Microsoft Teams (Microsoft Graph API)
Slack (Slack Events API)
Google Chat (Google Workspace)
Zoom Team Chat
Cisco Webex