Connect Upvoty to the tools you already use.

A feedback tool that lives by itself is a feedback tool nobody uses. Integrations are what turn Upvoty from a standalone product into the connective tissue between your customers, your support team, your product team, and your engineers. Whether it is a Slack alert when a high-value account submits a feature request, a Jira ticket auto-created when a roadmap item moves to "in progress", or a Zapier workflow that pushes weekly digests into a shared dashboard, integrations are how Upvoty plugs into the way your team already works.

Native integrations cover the tools most product teams actually use: Slack and Microsoft Teams for chat, Intercom and HubSpot for support, Jira and Linear for engineering tickets, Discord for community-driven products. For everything else, Zapier and our REST API plus webhooks open the door to thousands of additional services without writing a line of custom code.

Slack and Teams: where your team already lives

The most-used integration by a wide margin is Slack (and Microsoft Teams for organizations that standardize there). New posts, vote milestones, status changes, and high-priority alerts all stream into the channels your team already reads. Configure per-board routing so the mobile team only sees mobile-tagged feedback, route enterprise-customer requests into a dedicated VIP channel, and let your support team get pinged when a feedback thread mentions a customer they are talking to.

Support and CRM: convert conversations into feedback

One of the most underused workflows in product management is converting raw support conversations into structured feedback. Upvoty's Intercom and HubSpot integrations make that a one-click operation. A support rep talks to a customer, the customer asks for a feature, the rep clicks "Send to Upvoty", and the conversation becomes a post with the customer attached, the request tagged, and the original chat linked back. Pair this with segments and you can see at a glance which features your top-revenue customers are asking for.

Engineering: keep Jira and Linear in sync

When a feature moves from "Considering" to "In progress" in Upvoty, it usually means an engineering ticket is being created somewhere. Our Jira and Linear integrations create that ticket automatically with the right title, description, votes, and link back to the original feedback post. As the ticket moves through engineering's workflow, the status syncs back to Upvoty so customers see real progress without anyone copying status across systems.

The escape hatches: Zapier, webhooks, API, MCP

Native integrations cover the common cases. For everything else, Upvoty gives you four escape hatches: Zapier for no-code automation, webhooks for event-driven flows, the REST API for full programmatic control, and Upvoty MCP for AI agents and LLM-driven workflows. Combined, that means there is essentially no feedback workflow you cannot build on top of Upvoty.