New Integration: the API

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From today, any user can go to the Integrations tab in a project, create an API, and use it to send updates into that project from an external system.

Concretely, this means:

• Send updates from your own tools into Partnify
• Connect project management systems, spreadsheets, or internal workflows
• Automate what would otherwise be manual updates

Whether you’re using a custom script, or tools like Make or n8n, you can start integrating right away. The first available endpoint focuses on one thing: posting feed items into a project bringing external updates into the Partnify feed.

Why this matters

Until now, getting information into Partnify required someone to actively share it. With the API key, Partnify opens up. External systems can now contribute to what is visible inside a collaboration. That means information can gradually be brought in more automatically, instead of manually.

In practice:

• Fewer manual updates
• Less risk of missing information
• A more complete view of what’s happening across both sides of a collaboration

Not by replacing existing tools but by allowing them to contribute to the shared picture.

Built for how teams already work

Every company already has its own stack. Different tools. Different workflows. Different ways of working.

The API  allows those systems to feed into Partnify, without requiring you to change how you work internally. You can connect what you already use to Partnify, on your terms.

How to get started

1. Go to your project in Partnify

2. Open the Integrations tab

3. Generate your API

4. Use the documentation to start sending updates

From there, you can decide how far you want to take it from simple automations to fully integrated workflows.

One step closer to connected collaboration

The API is not about adding complexity. It’s about removing friction between systems. So your collaboration reflects what’s actually happening without extra work to keep it updated.