Connect Userback integrations
Gather visual bug reports and actionable website feedback by connecting Userback to Make. Linking your customer insights to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly distribute team notifications, generate backlog tasks, and close the loop with your users. Sign up for free today to build your first automated feedback pipeline.
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Automate Userback with Make. Sync feedback, track bug reports, and connect your favorite apps to optimize your workflows.
Send Discord messages for new Userback feedback
Every time there is a new feedback sent via Userback, Make will automatically post a message in Discord.
Create Evernote notes for new Userback feedback
Every time there is a new feedback sent via Userback, Make will automatically create a new note in Evernote.
Add new rows to a Google Sheets spreadsheet for new Userback feedback
Every time there is a new feedback created via Userback, Make will automatically create a new row in a Google Sheets spreadsheet of your choice. The template uses this example spreadsheet.
Automate Userback Feedback Workflows with Make Integration
Connect Userback to Make to automate your workflow. Instantly send feedback to Discord, Gmail, Google Sheets, Productboard, or Evernote. Eliminate manual data entry and save your team valuable time.
Instant team notifications
Automatically alert your team on Discord or Gmail the moment a user submits new feedback to ensure fast response times.
Streamlined product roadmapping
Instantly turn user feedback into actionable notes in Productboard or Evernote to help shape your product strategy.
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Automated feedback logging
Send new Userback feedback directly to Google Sheets to keep organized, clean records without any manual data entry.
Zero manual data transfer
Eliminate the tedious chore of copying and pasting bug reports and feedback details between different platforms.
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