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Actify integrations

Actify turns what customers say into a body of knowledge a product team can query — and then connects that reasoning to the tools where the work actually happens.

Connections run in one of two directions, and the difference decides what a connection can reach.

Inbound — feedback comes in

A source brings customer feedback into Actify, where it is chunked, embedded and classified. Actify reads; it does not write.

IntegrationWhat it brings in
SlackMessages from the public channels you choose
EmailAnything forwarded to your organization's relay address
GongConnect an account today; turning recorded calls into feedback is rolling out
Zapier & webhooksEvents from the thousands of tools Zapier reaches, or anything that speaks HTTP

Outbound — decisions go out

A delivery tool is where a roadmap item becomes work. Actify writes the project and then reads it back to know how delivery is going.

IntegrationWhat it does
LinearConnect a workspace today; creating and linking projects is rolling out

Nothing from an outbound tool is ingested as feedback. A Linear issue is not something a customer said, and putting it into the corpus would mean Actify reasoning over its own output.

Standing instructions — Aktis works on its own

Once feedback is coming in, actions are how you stop having to ask for it. An action is a standing instruction — a weekly summary, a watch on a metric, a report at the end of each cycle — written once and asked on your behalf.

It is the same assistant you query by hand, given a standing instruction instead of a live one, so anything Aktis can answer once it can answer every week.

Managing a connection

Every connection lives under Settings → Integrations in Actify. Connecting or disconnecting one is restricted to an organization's owner or admin — a connection decides what the whole organization exposes, so it is not a member-level action.

Disconnecting revokes Actify's access immediately. What Actify already collected stays, because feedback has to keep saying where it came from.

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