Connect Pivotal Tracker integrations
Calibrate your agile software development velocity by automating Pivotal Tracker to track stories, epics, and project iterations. Connecting this platform to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly trigger story updates, assign tasks to developers, and sync milestone achievements. Sign up for a free Make account today to start coordinating your software delivery pipelines.

Pivotal Tracker
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Popular Pivotal Tracker workflows
Connect Pivotal Tracker to your daily apps. Sync story updates and automate your agile project management workflows with Make.
Create Pivotal Tracker story for new email
Every time a new Email is received, Make will automatically create a Pivotal Tracker story.
Create Trello card for new Pivotal Tracker stories
Every time a new Pivotal Tracker story is received, Make will automatically create a Trello card.
Integrate Pivotal Tracker with Make to automate your project workflows
Use Make to connect Pivotal Tracker with Trello and your inbox. Automatically sync tasks, eliminate manual data entry, and keep your development workflows moving fast.
Turn emails into tasks instantly
Automatically create Pivotal Tracker stories from incoming emails to ensure no team request or bug report is missed.
Save time on manual data entry
Let Make handle the repetitive task of moving project details between your apps so you can focus on building software.
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Keep multiple project boards in sync
Automatically mirror your Pivotal Tracker stories on Trello cards to keep cross-functional teams aligned without manual updates.
Centralize your project workflows
Connect Pivotal Tracker with your daily tools to build a seamless pipeline from feedback to actual development.
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