Connect Disqus integrations
Curate your website's audience engagement by automating Disqus to monitor new comments and manage discussion threads in real time. Linking your comment sections to our workflow automation tool allows you to instantly push reader activity to your database, flag spam, and sync community updates. Sign up for a free account today to start building your discussion pipelines.
Disqus
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Popular Disqus workflows
Connect Disqus to your daily tools. Sync comments, automate moderation, and simplify your workflows using Make.
Send Slack messages for new Disqus comments
Every time a new comment is added to a watched forum on Disqus, Make will automatically send a message in Slack.
Send notifications via Apple Safari for new Disqus comments
Every time a new comment is added to a watched forum on Disqus, Make will automatically send a notification via Apple Safari.
Create Podio tasks from new Disqus threads
Every time a new thread is created in a watched forum on Disqus, Make will automatically create a new task in Podio.
Connect Disqus to Your Apps and Automate Community Workflows with Make
Connect Disqus to Make to automate your workflow. Send comments to Slack, create tasks in Podio, sync chats with Gitter, and get instant push alerts in Chrome or Safari. Keep your community active and organized.
Instant team notifications for new comments
Keep your team updated instantly by automatically routing new Disqus comments directly into your Slack channels.
Real-time browser alerts
Stay on top of community activity with automatic push notifications sent straight to your Chrome or Safari browser.
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Turn discussions into actionable tasks
Automatically turn new Disqus threads into tasks in project management tools like Podio so your team never misses a follow-up.
Multi-platform chat syncing
Connect different chat apps like Gitter directly to your Disqus forums to keep all your community conversations in sync.
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