Bring feedback into the tools you use every day

Product work already lives in tools like Slack, support desks, issue trackers and spreadsheets. Upvoted connects to these tools instead of replacing them.

Two key integrations make this easy:

• Slack integration
• Zapier integration

Together they give you a live connection between customer feedback and your existing workflow.

Real time notifications in Slack

With the Slack integration, your team can receive:

• New feature requests
• New comments on existing features
• Status changes when you move work forward

Each message includes clear context so your team can:

• See who requested the feature
• Read the description and discussion
• Open the feature in Upvoted with one click

This keeps product, support and engineering aligned without any manual copy and paste.

Use Zapier to connect Upvoted to many apps

Zapier lets you connect Upvoted to almost any tool in your stack. You can:

• Trigger workflows when a new feature or comment is created
• Trigger workflows when a feature changes status
• Create new features in Upvoted from another app

Some useful examples:

• Create a Jira or GitHub issue when a feature reaches a certain status
• Log requests in your CRM when important customers vote
• Add rows to a spreadsheet for deeper analysis
• Turn form submissions or chat conversations into feature ideas

You design the flow once and Zapier runs it automatically in the background.

Close the loop with customers at scale

Automation is not just about collecting feedback. It also helps you close the loop.

With Slack and Zapier you can:

• Share release announcements to team channels
• Send notifications to customers when a request ships
• Update support tools so agents see the latest status

This builds trust with customers and reduces the time your team spends on manual updates.

Build an automated feedback system

Together, Upvoted, Slack and Zapier give you:

• One place to collect and prioritize feedback
• Real time visibility for your team
• Automated workflows across your whole stack

You end up with a feedback loop that runs itself so your team can focus on building great product instead of managing tools.