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Expedite your software development lifecycle by integrating FogBugz with Make. Linking your project backlogs to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly create cases, update milestone dependencies, and log bugs in real time. Distribute task updates to team channels to align developers. Create your account today to sync your agile dev backlog.
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Creates a dependency between two milestones.
Creates a new milestone.
Creates a new project.
Allows you to create a new user.
Creates a new area.
Removes a dependency between two milestones.
Views information about a milestone.
Views details of a particular project.
Allows you to view a user.
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Connect FogBugz to your favorite apps with Make. Automate tasks, sync data, and simplify your daily workflows.
Supercharge your team's workflow by integrating FogBugz with Make
Connect FogBugz to Asana, Trello, Google Contacts, and Google Sheets using Make. Automatically sync projects, track team milestones, and eliminate repetitive manual data entry.
Automatically replicate projects between FogBugz and other tools like Asana to keep your teams aligned without manual copying.
Save time by automatically creating new FogBugz users whenever you add a new contact in Google Contacts.
Instantly log new FogBugz users into Google Sheets to maintain an accurate team directory without manual data entry.
Turn FogBugz milestones into Trello cards automatically so your team can easily track progress on visual boards.
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