Connect AnnounceKit integrations
Disseminate your SaaS product announcements and changelogs automatically by integrating AnnounceKit with Make. Connecting this platform to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly trigger new posts from development tickets, sync voter feedback, and update subscriber lists. Sign up for a free account today to build your first product communication pipeline.
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Creates a new post.
Deletes an existing post.
Deletes content of the post for the selected locale.
Performs an arbitrary authorized GraphQL query.
Returns a single post.
Returns a list of posts.
Updates the title and body of the post for the selected locale.
Triggers when a new post has been created.
Triggers when a new post comment has been added.
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Connect AnnounceKit with your everyday apps using Make. Automate product updates, sync customer data, and simplify your workflows.
Scale Your Product Updates by Integrating AnnounceKit with Make
Connect AnnounceKit with Make to automate your product updates, sync customer feedback, and manage subscribers across your favorite tools. Build powerful, code-free workflows that keep your team and audience aligned instantly.
Automatically publish new announcements in AnnounceKit whenever you complete tasks or release features in your project management tools.
Instantly share your latest product announcements across Slack, email, and social media channels the moment they go live.
Automatically sync new AnnounceKit subscribers to your CRM or email marketing tools to keep your audience lists up to date.
Send user reactions and feedback from your announcement widgets directly to spreadsheets or team chats for quick review.
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