Connect AnnounceKit integrations
Circulate your SaaS product updates, release notes, and NPS surveys by integrating AnnounceKit with Make. Linking this product communication software with over 3,000 integration apps lets you instantly publish changelog posts, capture feature request votes, and sync subscriber activity. Sign up for a free account today to automate your team's user communications.

AnnounceKit
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Automate AnnounceKit Workflows and Sync Product Updates with Make
Integrate AnnounceKit with Make to automate your release communications. Easily sync updates with team chats, draft announcements from tasks, and connect feedback to support tools without coding.
Automate announcement creation
Automatically draft or publish announcements in AnnounceKit whenever a product task is completed in project management tools like Jira or Trello.
Connect feedback to support tools
Automatically send user reactions and comments on your announcements straight to your customer support platform.
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Sync updates with team chats
Instantly share your new product updates on Slack or Microsoft Teams as soon as they are published in AnnounceKit.
Automated email newsletters
Trigger email campaigns in your marketing tools whenever you publish a major product update.
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