Figma and JupiterOne Data Ingestion integrations and automations

Seamlessly connect Figma and JupiterOne Data Ingestion. Automate workflows, and boost efficiency with Workato.

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Pre-built

150+

integrations

Total

100+

active users

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Triggers

When this happens…

Figma
  • Dev Mode Status Updated Real-time
    Fires when a layer is marked as "Ready for Dev", "Completed", or has its Dev Mode status cleared. Useful for triggering handoff notifications to developers or updating project tracking tools.
  • File Deleted Real-time
    Fires when any file within the subscribed context is deleted. Useful for cleanup workflows, audit logging, or triggering alerts.
  • File Updated Real-time
    Fires when any change is saved to a file within the subscribed context. Use this to trigger downstream syncs, notifications, or exports whenever a designer updates their work.
  • File Version Created Real-time
    Fires when a designer explicitly saves a named version (via File → Save to Version History). Useful for triggering handoff, snapshot archival, or approval workflows.
  • Library Published Real-time
    Fires when components, styles, or variables are published from a library file. A separate event fires per asset type (components, styles, variables). Useful for syncing design tokens, triggering Storybook updates, or notifying dev teams of design system changes.
  • New File Comment Real-time
    Fires whenever a user adds a comment or reply to any file within the subscribed team, project, or file context. Useful for routing design feedback to Slack, Jira, or email.

    • Any other trigger you can think up

Actions

Do this…

Figma
  • Create Dev Resources
    Attaches one or more dev resources (external URLs like tickets, PRs, or documentation) to specific nodes in a Figma file.
  • Create Webhook
    Creates a webhook that sends a POST request to your endpoint when the specified event fires. A PING event is sent immediately upon creation to verify the endpoint. Webhooks can be attached to a team, project, or individual file.
  • Delete Comment
    Permanently deletes a comment. Only the author of the comment can delete it.
  • Delete Dev Resource
    Permanently deletes a dev resource attachment from a Figma node.
  • Delete Webhook
    Deletes the specified webhook. This action is irreversible. The webhook will immediately stop sending events.
  • Get Activity Logs
    Returns audit/activity log entries for the organization. Requires Enterprise plan and Figma for Government base URL. Supports filtering by event type and date range.
  • Get Comments
    Returns all comments left on a file, including their author, position, thread structure, and creation timestamp.
  • Get Component by Key
    Returns detailed metadata for a specific published component identified by its component key.
  • Get Current User
    Returns the Figma account details (ID, email, handle, avatar) for the user or application that owns the access token.
  • Get Dev Resources
    Returns dev resources (external links like Jira tickets, PRs, docs) attached to specific nodes in a file. Optionally filter by node IDs.
  • Get File
    Returns the complete document tree for a Figma file as JSON, including all nodes, components, styles, and metadata. Supports filtering by node IDs and tree depth to limit response size.
  • Get File Components
    Returns all component metadata published from the given file.
  • Get File Metadata
    Returns file metadata including name, last touched info, creator, and thumbnail URL. Much lighter than Get File — no document tree included.
  • Get File Nodes
    Returns the JSON subtrees for specified node IDs in a Figma file, along with their component and style metadata.
  • Get File Styles
    Returns style metadata for all styles published from the given file.
  • Get File Versions
    Returns a paginated list of all saved versions for a file, ordered by creation date (newest first). Each version includes the version ID, label, description, and the user who created it.
  • Get Image Fill URLs
    Returns a mapping of image references to signed S3 download URLs for all images used as fills in the file. URLs expire within 14 days.
  • Get Local Variables
    Returns all local variables created in the file plus any remote variables used in the file. Enterprise plan required.
  • Get Project Files
    Returns a list of files within a project. Each file entry includes its key, name, thumbnail, and last modified date.
  • Get Published Variables
    Returns all variables and variable collections published from the file. Enterprise plan required.
  • Get Style by Key
    Returns detailed metadata for a specific published style by its key.
  • Get Team Components
    Returns metadata for all components published to a team library, including component name, description, thumbnail, and linked file.
  • Get Team Projects
    Returns a list of projects for the specified team. Requires the projects:read scope. Note: Project endpoints require approval from Figma for new apps.
  • Get Team Styles
    Returns metadata for all styles (fill, text, effect, grid) published to a team library.
  • Get Webhook
    Returns the full details of a registered webhook by its ID.
  • Get Webhook Request Log
    Returns all event payloads sent by a webhook in the past week. Useful for debugging delivery failures or verifying event structure.
  • List Webhooks
    Returns all webhooks attached to a specific context. Alternatively, use plan_api_id to list all webhooks across all contexts.
  • Post Comment
    Posts a new top-level comment or reply on a Figma file. You can optionally anchor the comment to a specific position on the canvas or reply to an existing root comment.
  • Post Comment Reaction
    Adds an emoji reaction to an existing comment. Accepts standard emoji shortcodes such as :heart: or :+1:.
  • Render Images from File
    Renders the specified nodes as images and returns download URLs. Supports JPG, PNG, SVG, and PDF output formats. Exported image URLs expire after 30 days.
  • Update Webhook
    Updates one or more properties (event type, endpoint, passcode, status, or description) of an existing webhook.

    • Any other action you can think up

JupiterOne Data Ingestion
  • Abort Sync Job
    Aborts an active sync job, discarding all uploaded data. Use this to cancel a job that should not be finalized.
  • Bulk Delete Entities
    Sends a bulk delete request for entities within an active sync job. Provide an array of objects containing entity _id values to delete.
  • Create Integration Instance
    Creates a new custom integration instance for use with the Sync API. Returns the instance ID needed for starting sync jobs.
  • Finalize Sync Job
    Finalizes a sync job, triggering the JupiterOne backend to process and apply all uploaded entities and relationships to the graph. Call this after all upload actions are complete.
  • Start Sync Job
    Starts a new synchronization job. Use source "integration-external" with an integration instance ID (scope is derived from the instance). Use source "api" with an explicit scope value (no integration instance). Returns the job ID needed for uploading data and finalizing.
  • Upload Combined Batch
    Uploads a batch of entities and/or relationships to an active sync job in a single API call. At least one of entities or relationships must be provided.
  • Upload Entities Batch
    Uploads a batch of entities to an active sync job. Recommended batch size: 250-500 entities per call. Each entity requires _key, _type, _class, and displayName at minimum.
  • Upload Relationships Batch
    Uploads a batch of relationships to an active sync job. Recommended batch size: 250-500 per call. IMPORTANT: Only works with DIFF sync mode, not PATCH. Each relationship requires _key, _type, _class, _fromEntityKey, and _toEntityKey.

    • Any other action you can think up

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