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Prioritize customer feedback by automating Canny with Make to target key features that drive revenue. Integrating this feedback platform with 3,000 integration apps lets you instantly capture user votes, update post statuses, and route insights straight to your product roadmap. Register today to start turning customer requests into business growth.
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Adds a tag to a post.
Changes status of a post.
Creates a comment.
Creates a post.
Creates a tag.
Add a vote to a post on someone's behalf.
Creates a new user or updates an already existing user.
Deletes a comment.
Deletes a company.
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Automate your Canny feedback. Sync customer requests with other apps and optimize your product workflows using Make.
Maximize Team Productivity: Integrate and Automate Canny with Make
Connect Canny to Google Sheets, Help Scout, and more using Make. Instantly sync customer feedback, automate support workflows, and eliminate manual data entry to save time.
Automatically log new Canny posts in Google Sheets to easily track, share, and analyze customer feedback in one central spreadsheet.
Instantly turn new Canny feedback posts into Help Scout conversations so your support team can respond to user needs without delay.
Kick off custom workflows across hundreds of other apps the moment a customer submits a new feature request or feedback post.
Eliminate the need to copy and paste customer suggestions and details between Canny and your other business tools.
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