Integrations
What connecting your newsroom system, publishing platform, archive, social account, chat and data sources gives you, and where to set each one up.
Nuvelics works with the systems your newsroom already uses. Out of the box it reads the news; each connection you add lets it take that work further, or bring your own material in. A connection is a record of where a system is and the credential Nuvelics uses to reach it. Owners and admins set them up under Settings, and the people who work with stories use the results without ever seeing a secret.
These pages describe what each connection does for your newsroom: what moves in which direction and when, what people see on each side, what to ask the owner of the other system for, and what is not supported. The step-by-step setup screens are in the Web app guides, linked from each page.
What connecting a system gives you
| System | What it gives you | Settings tab |
|---|---|---|
| Saga | Push enriched stories into Saga, deliver pitches to Saga's feed intake, receive the stories your journalists write in Saga, and show Nuvelics beside the story editor | NRCS |
| WordPress and Arc XP | File a web article as a draft in your content management system (WordPress today; Arc XP can be connected but not yet filed to) | CMS |
| Mimir | Find photos and video from your own archive for each story | MAM |
| X | Publish an X post from a story, from your newsroom's account | Social Media |
| Slack and Google Chat | Post new pitches, enriched stories and newsroom pushes into a channel or space | Notifications |
| The SOM bus | Fact-check and check the stories on your newsroom's message bus, and send the results back | SOM |
| Data sources | Bring in articles from feeds, wires, X, market and sports data, and council meetings | Data Sources and Credentials |
Before you start
- Connections need the Owner or Admin role; data sources need the Member role or above. See Roles and permissions.
- Most systems need something from their own administrator, such as an API key or an account. Each page lists what to ask for.
- Secrets you enter are stored encrypted and are never shown again. To change one, replace it.
- Every connection can be managed through the API, most through the CLI, and some through an AI assistant. The setup page for each tab names them.
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Saga newsroom system
What the Saga connection does for your newsroom: pushing stories to Saga, delivering pitches to its feed intake, receiving the stories written in Saga, and the Nuvelics panel inside it.