Say So stays the system of record. Push the right signal to Slack and your own tools — and keep triage in one calm place.
New feedback posts to a channel with type, message, user, page link, and screenshot. Anyone can set its status from the message — and the person who left it gets an email when it changes.
Push a triaged feedback item to a Linear issue in one click — Say So stays the system of record. When the issue ships or is canceled, the feedback's status follows and the submitter is emailed.
Add an endpoint URL and Say So sends a signed JSON event on new feedback and status changes. Verify with the X-SaySo-Signature header, send a test event, and rotate the secret anytime.
Yes. Connecting Slack and posting new feedback to a channel is free on every plan, including Free. Anyone on your team can update a feedback item's status right from Slack, and the person who left it gets an email when it changes.
On Pro, connect Linear and pick a team. On any feedback item, click 'Create Linear issue' to push it downstream — Say So stays your system of record, so only the work you've triaged lands in the tracker. When the Linear issue moves to Done or Canceled, the feedback's status updates and the submitter gets an email. It's two-way: changing the status in Say So also moves the linked issue.
No, by design. Pushing to Linear is a manual, per-item action so spam and duplicates never reach your tracker. You decide what's worth tracking; everything else stays in the Say So inbox.
On Pro, add an endpoint URL and Say So POSTs a signed JSON payload (X-SaySo-Signature, HMAC-SHA256) on feedback.created and feedback.status_changed. Verify the signature with the secret shown in your dashboard. There's a one-click test event.
Yes. Point a webhook at any of their inbound 'catch hook' URLs and you can route Say So feedback into thousands of apps without writing code.
Yes, by design — any member of the connected channel can move a feedback item to In progress, Shipped, or Declined. Triage stays where your team already talks.
Connect Slack in a click — free — and add webhooks when you're ready.