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Aggregate customer feedback on Canny to instantly uncover high-value feature requests that drive revenue growth. Connecting this feedback platform to our workflow automation tool lets you automatically create boards, sync user profiles, and update ticket statuses across your other systems. Sign up on Make today to start building your revenue-driven product backlog.
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Automate Canny with Make. Sync user feedback with your favorite apps and simplify your product workflows.
Automate your Canny feedback workflows with Make integrations
Connect Canny to Make to automatically sync customer feedback with Google Sheets, Help Scout, and other essential apps. Streamline your product development workflows and save time without writing any code.
Automatically sync new Canny posts to Google Sheets to keep your team aligned and build custom reports without manual data entry.
Instantly turn new Canny posts into Help Scout conversations so your support team can address customer suggestions right away.
Use new feedback in Canny to automatically trigger actions in your other daily tools, saving your team from constant app-switching.
Instantly share new Canny posts with your team's project management and collaboration workspaces to speed up product development.
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