# Linear Integration

A lot of  Engineering Teams prefer to use Linear to Manage Tickets,  incident and post-incident items. 

With Pagerly's Linear Integration

#### :ticket: Assign triage tickets automatically <a href="#h_cde9f4d167" id="h_cde9f4d167"></a>

&#x20;Combine the [Linear's Triage functionality](https://linear.app/docs/triage) to automatically action triage tasks to who is currently on call or the user  on your Pagerly Schedule . This works best if you are using the [Pagerly Schedule Rotation.](/how-to-work-with-pagerly/create-round-robin-rotations.md)

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:ticket: Sync  Linear Tickets Right from Pagerly Incidence Response

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Leverage the seamless integration of Linear, allowing you to work without the hassle of manually updating incident statuses in Pagerly\
With this powerful combination, you can streamline your workflow and ensure that all incident updates are automatically synchronized, saving you valuable time and reducing the risk of errors.

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