I prioritize integrations based on customer feedback. If users are repeatedly asking for a specific tool, it moves to the top of the list!

Great agenda! We've spent a lot of time on it, and I'm sure we'll all do our part to help. One answer that my team and I have come to is that we should prioritize what our customers are looking for, which is more engagement. Also, from a product growth perspective, working with a service that has a strong community has worked well. Participating in an existing community is a great way to get direct feedback!

First, analyze what the upstream and downstream services of my product are in the customer's usage scenario, and which products generally provide these upstream and downstream services. Of course, more importantly, is the research on existing users, prioritizing the integration of products that already have a relatively large number of users.

Great question! Here’s how we approach it: - Start with customer requests to identify the most asked-for integrations. - Use Zapier or Make initially, then track what gets the most traction. - Build deeper integrations for those with the highest engagement.

Start with what your power users are actually requesting and what solves their biggest painpoints.