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Orbit Browser Extension

Documentation

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Getting Started
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What is Orbit?
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Understanding the Orbit Model
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Orbit Glossary
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Workspaces
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Create an Orbit workspace
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Invite a teammate
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Enable SSO (Single Sign-On)
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Demo mode
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Programs
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Intro to Programs
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Create a Program
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Import a CSV of Applications
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Collect applications via a Web Form
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Connect third-party forms to receive new submissions to Program
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Review and Manage Applications
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Onboard Program Members
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Collect Contributions from your Members
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Manage Program Settings
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Members
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Intro to members
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View an individual member
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Preview a member
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Explore members via the members tab
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Add a member
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Edit a member
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Merge duplicate members
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Delete a member
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Add a tag to a member
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Add, edit, and delete notes on a member
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Add an activity to a member
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Mark profile as a teammate
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Send member to a webhook
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Activities
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Create an activity type
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Intro to activities
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Organizations
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Intro to organizations
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View an individual organization
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Identify an organization as a customer
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Reports
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Create a custom dashboard
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Drill down into reports
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Quickly build an activities chart
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Understanding sentiment analysis
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Automations
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Automations [deprecated]
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Webhooks
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Set up a manual webhook
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Workflows
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Slack notifications
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Set up an automated webhook
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Productivity
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Member lists
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Tags
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Manage tags
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Create a saved view
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Share a saved view
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CSV import for members and activities
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Using filters on the members tab
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Using filters on the activities and reports tabs
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Keyboard shortcuts
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Search
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Integrations
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All possible data integrations with Orbit
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DEV integration
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Discord integration
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Discourse integration
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GitHub integration
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HubSpot integration
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inSided integration
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LinkedIn integration
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Reddit integration
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Salesforce integration
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Slack integration
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Stack Overflow integration
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Twitter integration
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Twitter keywords integration
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YouTube integration
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Zapier integration
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Twitter DMs integration
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Tools
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Orbit API
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Export workspace data
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Delete workspace data
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API tokens
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Community Search
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Orbit Browser Extension
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Embeds
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Slack App
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Stripe Dashboard application
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FAQ
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How are historic Discord imports handled after initial set up?
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How can I filter members to only see those with notes added?
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How does member enrichment work?
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Is test data available to try in Orbit?
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What activities are tracked by each integration?
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What can I do if I imported a CSV with incorrect column headers?
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What's the difference between Activities and Tags?
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Why am I no longer designated as a teammate?
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Why are there differences between member counts on Orbit and Discord?
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Why can't I see the Plug & Play integrations?
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Why is my CSV file not importing?
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Will uninstalling an integration remove activities from Orbit?
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How is the new members table different from the old members table?

Orbit Browser Extension

The Orbit browser extension brings Orbit data right into GitHub, Twitter, Linkedin, and Gmail, allowing you to get information about a community member where you need it, when you need it.

The Orbit extension adds community insights inside GitHub, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Gmail.
The Orbit extension adds community insights inside GitHub, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Gmail.

You can also use it to add members directly to your Orbit workspace.

Install the Orbit browser extension

You can install the extension directly from the Google Chrome Webstore.

Setting up the extension

Once the extension is installed, you’ll be redirected on the extension’s settings page. This page is also available upon clicking on the extension icon in your browser toolbar.

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Recently, Chrome has started tucking away some extensions in a menu to save space. If you don’t see the Orbit logo in your Extensions bar, click the puzzle icon to the right-hand side to see all your installed extensions.

You can then sign-in using your Orbit account, and select the workspace you’ll want the extension to surface information about.

Using the extension

Once setup is complete, navigate to any issue, discussion or pull request, any profile page on LinkedIn or Twitter, or an email thread in Gmail. You should now see an Orbit icon. Click the icon to see more information.

The Orbit widget is available on GitHub Issues, Pull Requests, and Discussions pages
The Orbit widget is available on GitHub Issues, Pull Requests, and Discussions pages

The Orbit widget is available on Twitter profile pages
The Orbit widget is available on Twitter profile pages

The Orbit widget is available on LinkedIn profile pages
The Orbit widget is available on LinkedIn profile pages

The Orbit widget is available on Gmail emails
The Orbit widget is available on Gmail emails

Troubleshooting

  • If you’re seeing the error “There was an error fetching Orbit data”, and you are using an adblocker, you can try and allow app.orbit.love URLs in your ad blocker preferences.
  • If you’re seeing the error “Authentication error: Credentials are invalid or workspace has not been selected”, visit the extension’s settings page by clicking the extension icon in the browsers’ toolbar and sign in again, and/or make sure a workspace is selected.

Manually updating the extension

The extension will update automatically to newer versions. If, however, you need to update it right away, it is possible to do so manually.

Go to chrome://extensions, activate the Developer Mode toggle in the top-right corner, and click on the “Update” button. Note: this will update all of your extensions.

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