2i2c-org/data-sync keeps data in sync from one system to another (“sync A to B”).
It runs scheduled GitHub Actions that read from each source and write changes into the destination.
What runs today¶
Here are a few examples, see 2i2c-org/data-sync for the current list.
Label a GitHub issue with a sync label: a task is created in our Asana activity log that mirrors fields like
GitHub Hours(plus title and status) from GitHub -> Asana. The list of sync labels lives in the data-sync repository.Add an ‘Asana Engagement URL’ to a HubSpot Deal: the matching Asana engagement project will now be updated using HubSpot metadata.
Add a HubSpot Deal URL to a GitHub
Sales Issue: the issue URL will be added to the HubSpot deal, and HubSpot data will now be synced back to the issue body.
See the Create a GitHub Sales Issue to a HubSpot Deal? section in the HubSpot and CRM guide document for the workflow details.
Seeing what changed¶
Syncs append to a shared audit-log spreadsheet when something is worth flagging (e.g., a skipped record, or over-writing a URL in HubSpot). It’s a place to spot problems, not a complete record of everything that synced.
See the repository documentation for sync details and how to add a new one.