Connect Productboard integrations
Synthesize your user feedback and feature ideas by automating Productboard with Make to run a data-driven product org. Connecting your workspace to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly generate text notes from support chats, sync roadmaps with active sprints, and track updates in real time. Sign up for free today to build your first product management pipeline.
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Creates a new text note.
Returns information about a specific feature.
Returns a list of features.
Sends a custom API call to Productboard. You can use this to call endpoints that aren’t covered by existing modules.
Updates a feature.
Triggers when a feature is deleted.
Triggers when a new feature is created.
Triggers when a feature is updated.
Connect any app with Productboard
Popular Productboard workflows.
Connect Productboard to your tech stack using Make. Automate workflows, sync feedback, and keep your product roadmap updated.
Connect Productboard and Make to automate feedback and roadmaps
Use Make to connect Productboard with Slack, Gmail, ClickUp, and Trello. Directly route customer feedback, keep project roadmaps perfectly in sync, and save hours of manual sorting.
Gather product insights from Slack, emails, and spreadsheets directly into Productboard without manual copying and pasting.
Instantly convert valuable Slack messages and customer conversations into organized notes for your product team.
Automatically route customer feedback from Gmail directly to Productboard so your development team never misses an important request.
Seamlessly connect task management tools like ClickUp and Trello to Productboard to ensure your product roadmap aligns with daily progress.
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