Make.com Product Management User Feedback Productboard Userback

Automate User Feedback to Productboard Notes

Instantly create structured Productboard notes from every new Userback feedback submission, eliminating manual data entry and keeping your product roadmap informed.

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Make.com workflow diagram showing Userback triggering a note creation in Productboard

What This Workflow Does

Product teams often struggle with a critical bottleneck: user feedback arrives through various channels like in-app widgets, surveys, or support tickets, but it takes manual effort to copy, categorize, and input that feedback into product roadmap tools like Productboard. This delay means valuable insights sit idle, feature prioritization is based on incomplete data, and the team loses touch with real user needs.

This automation workflow solves that by creating a direct, real-time bridge between Userback, a popular user feedback collection platform, and Productboard, a leading product management system. Every time a user submits feedback—whether it's a bug report, feature request, or general comment—via Userback, this Make.com scenario instantly transforms that raw feedback into a structured note within your Productboard project. The note includes the user's message, attached screenshots, feedback type, and any custom metadata, ready for your product managers to review, prioritize, and act upon.

The result is a continuous flow of user insights directly into your product planning hub. It eliminates the manual copy-paste task, ensures no feedback is ever lost or forgotten, and empowers your team to make data-driven decisions faster. Your product roadmap becomes a living document informed by immediate user input, accelerating development cycles and improving product-market fit.

How It Works

The workflow is a straightforward automation built on Make.com, acting as a intelligent connector between two specialized platforms.

Step 1: Userback Triggers the Workflow

The scenario starts when a new feedback item is created in your Userback account. Make.com watches for this event using a webhook or scheduled poll. The trigger captures the full feedback payload: the user's comment, any screenshots or video recordings, the project it belongs to, the feedback type (bug, idea, praise), and the user's identifier or email.

Step 2: Data Mapping and Transformation

Make.com then processes the incoming data. It can filter feedback based on your rules—for example, only processing high-priority bugs or feedback from specific user segments. It maps the Userback fields to the corresponding fields required to create a note in Productboard, such as title, description, tags, and custom fields.

Pro tip: You can enrich the data in this step. Add internal labels, calculate a priority score based on user segment and feedback type, or append links to related features already in Productboard.

Step 3: Creating the Productboard Note

Finally, Make.com uses the Productboard module to create a new note within your designated Productboard project. The note is populated with the mapped data. The screenshot URL from Userback is included as a link or embedded image, providing visual context. The note is automatically tagged with the feedback type, making it easy to filter and search later.

The entire process runs in seconds, ensuring the Productboard note exists almost as soon as the user hits 'submit' in your app.

Who This Is For

This automation is ideal for product teams, development teams, and customer-centric companies that rely on user input to guide their work.

Product Managers & Product Owners: You need a systematic way to capture user feedback directly into your roadmap tool without manual overhead. This workflow gives you a real-time feed of user needs to prioritize features and plan sprints.

Software Development Teams: If your team uses Userback for bug reporting and Productboard for tracking development items, this automation ensures every reported bug instantly becomes a tracked item, reducing triage time and improving response rates.

Startups & Scale-ups: Fast-moving companies that must iterate quickly based on user feedback. Automating this flow allows small teams to focus on building rather than administrative data transfer.

Companies with High User Feedback Volume: If you receive hundreds of feedback items weekly, manually processing them is impossible. This workflow scales effortlessly, handling each submission automatically and keeping your product backlog organized.

What You'll Need

To set up this workflow, you'll need the following accounts and access:

  1. A Make.com account (free or paid plan). This is the automation platform that will execute the scenario.
  2. A Userback account with active projects collecting user feedback. You'll need API access or webhook permissions to trigger the automation.
  3. A Productboard account with at least one project set up. You'll need API credentials (API key) to allow Make.com to create notes.
  4. Basic understanding of the data fields in both systems (e.g., knowing how feedback types are categorized in Userback and how notes are structured in Productboard).

Pro tip: Ensure your Userback and Productboard accounts are on plans that support API access. Most paid plans include this, but check their documentation.

Quick Setup Guide

Follow these steps to deploy the template and connect your tools.

  1. Clone the Template: Use the "Get This Workflow" button above to open the template on Make.com. Click "Copy" to create your own version of the scenario.
  2. Connect Userback: In the first module of your scenario, add your Userback connection. You may need to create a webhook in Userback pointing to Make.com, or use Make's built-in Userback module to watch for new feedback.
  3. Connect Productboard: In the final module, add your Productboard connection using your API key. Specify the target Productboard project ID where notes should be created.
  4. Map the Data: Review the data mapping between modules. Ensure fields like feedback title, description, type, and screenshot URL from Userback are correctly mapped to the note title, content, tags, and links in Productboard. Adjust if needed.
  5. Test and Activate: Run a test execution by simulating a feedback submission in Userback (or use a past item). Verify a note appears in your Productboard project. Once confirmed, activate the scenario to run automatically.

Key Benefits

Save 2–5 hours per week on manual feedback processing. Eliminate the tedious task of copying user comments, screenshots, and metadata from one platform to another. Your team reclaims time for analysis and action instead of data entry.

Ensure 100% of user feedback reaches your product team. Manual processes often miss or delay feedback. Automation guarantees every submission is captured and logged in your central roadmap tool, creating a complete picture of user needs.

Accelerate feature prioritization and decision-making by 30–50%. With feedback instantly available in Productboard, product managers can review, tag, and prioritize items in real-time. This speeds up sprint planning and reduces the lag between user input and development action.

Improve product quality and user satisfaction through faster response loops. When bugs are logged instantly as Productboard notes, developers can address them quicker. When feature requests are immediately visible, they can be evaluated for upcoming releases. This leads to a product that better serves its users.

Create a scalable system that grows with your user base. Whether you receive ten or ten thousand feedback items a month, this automation handles the volume effortlessly. It scales without additional manual labor, supporting your growth seamlessly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about user feedback automation and integration

Automating feedback collection ensures every user comment, bug report, or feature request is instantly captured and organized in your product roadmap tool. This eliminates manual copying, reduces data silos, and gives your product team real-time insights to prioritize features based on actual user needs, speeding up decision-making and development cycles.

For example, a SaaS company can see a surge in requests for a specific feature directly in Productboard within minutes, allowing them to adjust their next sprint plan immediately rather than waiting weeks for manual reports.

Integrating Userback with Productboard creates a seamless flow from feedback capture to roadmap planning. Userback collects rich feedback with screenshots and annotations, while Productboard structures it into actionable notes. This connection ensures feedback is never lost, is categorized correctly, and directly influences your product strategy without manual intervention.

The integration turns unstructured user input into structured product data. A bug report with a screenshot becomes a tagged, assignable item in your backlog, ready for engineering to pick up.

Yes, automation workflows like this one can be configured to filter feedback based on type (bug, feature, comment), priority, or user segment. You can set rules to only send high-priority bugs or feature requests from paying customers, ensuring your product team focuses on the most impactful insights first.

This filtering prevents noise from overwhelming your roadmap. For instance, you might only automate feedback marked "Critical" in Userback, while lower-priority items are reviewed manually.

  • Filter by feedback type (bug vs. idea)
  • Filter by user tier (e.g., premium customers only)
  • Add custom tags based on keywords in the comment

Absolutely. Startups benefit immensely from real-time feedback automation as it allows small teams to act quickly on user input without administrative overhead. Automating the flow from Userback to Productboard helps startups validate ideas, iterate faster, and build products that users actually want, which is critical for early growth and retention.

A startup with a 5-person team can't afford to spend hours each week copying feedback. This automation gives them the same feedback processing capability as a large company, enabling rapid, informed iteration.

You can map the user's comment, screenshot URL, feedback type, priority level, user email, project name, and custom metadata from Userback into corresponding fields in a Productboard note. This creates a comprehensive note that includes the context, visual evidence, and user information, making it easy for product managers to assess and act.

Mapping is flexible. You could set the note title as "Bug: [Userback Title]", the description as the full comment plus screenshot link, and tags as the feedback type and priority.

Automated sync creates a single, updated source of truth for all user feedback. Developers, designers, and product managers all see the same organized notes in Productboard, reducing miscommunication and duplicate work. It enables cross-functional teams to comment, assign tasks, and track progress on feedback items directly within their roadmap platform.

Instead of feedback scattered across emails, Slack, and support tickets, everyone works from the same centralized list in Productboard, aligned on priorities and status.

Manual management often leads to feedback getting lost in email or chat threads, being misinterpreted due to lack of context, or taking days to reach the product team. It creates data silos, slows response times, and makes it hard to quantify feedback trends. Automation solves these by ensuring instant, structured, and centralized capture.

Without automation, a critical bug report might sit in a support agent's inbox for days, while the development team is unaware. Automated routing ensures it's logged and visible immediately.

  • Feedback loss due to human oversight
  • Delayed response times harming user satisfaction
  • Inability to analyze trends across all feedback

Yes, GrowwStacks specializes in building custom automation systems tailored to your specific feedback channels, product tools, and business processes. We can design workflows that integrate multiple feedback sources, apply custom filtering logic, route items to different teams, and add reporting dashboards.

If you collect feedback from Userback, Zendesk, and Intercom, and need it sorted into Productboard, Jira, and Slack, we can build a multi-path automation that handles complexity and scale. Book a free consultation to discuss your needs.

  • Integration with multiple feedback sources
  • Advanced filtering and routing logic
  • Custom dashboards and reporting

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