Send stakeholder updates from code releases and completed tickets
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Your published release supplies the tag and link that start each run.
Your prior release defines the range of commits and changed files to review.
Your completed tickets show which work belongs to the mapped release version.
Your version mapping connects each code release tag with its ticket version.
Your preferences define which changes matter to readers and how the notes should sound.
Your stakeholder list and release owner address determine who receives notes or blockers.
Your code repository starts each run with a published release and shows changes since the prior release.
Your issue tracker shows completed tickets for the release version and links each one to its details.
Your release owner gets the missing evidence or discrepancy so they can resolve it.
Your email service sends verified notes to stakeholders or a specific blocker to the release owner.
Your release owner gets the missing evidence or discrepancy so they can resolve it.
Your release owner gets the missing evidence or discrepancy so they can resolve it.
Your stakeholders get verified changes with links to the release and supporting tickets.
This Agent waits for a published release. It checks code changes against completed tickets. It emails stakeholders linked notes or tells the release owner what's missing.
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Gmail sends verified notes to stakeholders or a specific blocker to the release owner.
Google Drive shows completed tickets for the release version and links each one to its details.
Microsoft Outlook sends verified notes to stakeholders or a specific blocker to the release owner.
monday.com shows completed tickets for the release version and links each one to its details.
Zoom sends verified notes to stakeholders or a specific blocker to the release owner.
Brevo sends verified notes to stakeholders or a specific blocker to the release owner.
Google Contacts shows completed tickets for the release version and links each one to its details.
Jira Software Cloud shows completed tickets for the release version and links each one to its details.
GitHub starts each run with a published release and shows changes since the prior release.
Microsoft Office 365 sends verified notes to stakeholders or a specific blocker to the release owner.
ClickSend SMS sends verified notes to stakeholders or a specific blocker to the release owner.
Keap sends verified notes to stakeholders or a specific blocker to the release owner.
Chatwork starts each run with a published release and shows changes since the prior release.
SendGrid sends verified notes to stakeholders or a specific blocker to the release owner.
Zoho Mail sends verified notes to stakeholders or a specific blocker to the release owner.
ServiceM8 sends verified notes to stakeholders or a specific blocker to the release owner.
Podio shows completed tickets for the release version and links each one to its details.
Campaign Monitor sends verified notes to stakeholders or a specific blocker to the release owner.
GetResponse sends verified notes to stakeholders or a specific blocker to the release owner.
Mailgun sends verified notes to stakeholders or a specific blocker to the release owner.
Mailjet sends verified notes to stakeholders or a specific blocker to the release owner.
Jira Service Management shows completed tickets for the release version and links each one to its details.
lemlist sends verified notes to stakeholders or a specific blocker to the release owner.
OneSignal sends verified notes to stakeholders or a specific blocker to the release owner.
Superchat sends verified notes to stakeholders or a specific blocker to the release owner.
ActiveCampaign Postmark sends verified notes to stakeholders or a specific blocker to the release owner.
Mailchimp Transactional sends verified notes to stakeholders or a specific blocker to the release owner.
Microsoft Exchange sends verified notes to stakeholders or a specific blocker to the release owner.
Sender sends verified notes to stakeholders or a specific blocker to the release owner.
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Connect code changes to finished tickets in stakeholder release notes.
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Show all Agents for the Release Management department4 steps, in order, on every run.
Connect the tools you already use, such as Gmail, Google Drive or Microsoft Outlook.
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Frequently asked questions about the Send Release Notes:
Yes. You choose which ticket types or labels count as reader-visible. You also set the tone and sections.
You map release tags to issue versions and choose completed statuses. The Agent matches ticket keys in commits to those tickets.
The Agent leaves uncertain shipping claims out. When missing evidence affects the summary, the release owner gets an email explaining the blocker.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.