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Connect the tools you already run.
Comments land in Slack. Sign-offs close Asana, Monday, and ClickUp tasks, two-way. Webhooks cover the rest. Nobody checks one more tab.
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Slack gets the comment. The board gets the status. The task closes when the client approves. State flows both ways, so nothing gets pasted between tools by hand.
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Connect once. The review travels.
Connect
Pick the tool in settings and authorize. No code, no developer.
Map
Choose the channel or board, and match your statuses to ours.
Work
Comments, statuses, and sign-offs flow both ways while you stay in your tools.
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What works with each tool today.
| Tool | Updates in | Act from the tool | Sign-off | Statuses | Replies | Comments create tasks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Slack | Yes, the moment a client comments | From the message | Posts to your channel | n/a | Yes, in threads | n/a |
| Asana | Yes | From the board | Closes the task | Two-way | Yes | Optional |
| Monday | Yes | From the board | Closes the item | Two-way | Yes | Optional |
| ClickUp | Yes | From the board | Closes the task | Two-way | Yes | Optional |
Every cell is registry-fed and states today's truth. GitHub and Vercel are triggers (see review workflows); installs live in the integrations grid above; webhooks and the REST API cover anything the matrix doesn't. A new connector adds a row the day it ships.
How the connectors behave.
- The snippet installs on any website. Platforms without a built-in path use it directly.
- A connector going down never blocks a review or a sign-off. It queues and retries.
- Superflow only writes review state. Your tool's own fields stay its own.
- No echo loops: a change syncs once, in the right direction.
- Client and guest activity never posts to internal channels unless you map it.
- Each connector asks for the minimum permissions its job needs, listed on its page.
- Connection health, sync history, and a webhook log live in settings.
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Human in the Loop
AI does the first pass; a person or the client signs off on every asset. Confidence floors hide low-certainty findings, and any finding can be overridden.
White-label
Your logo on the review toolbar your clients see and the admin panel your team runs. One upload, every project.
Compliance and evidence
SOC 2 Type II, HIPAA with BAA, data residency options, WCAG 2.1 AA on client-facing surfaces, plus the audit trail of every comment, finding, and approval.
Access and identity
Roles for Admin, Member, and Guest, per-project access, unlimited guest seats, SSO and SCIM on Enterprise.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Today: Slack, Asana, Monday, ClickUp, Webflow, WordPress, Google Tag Manager, GitHub, Vercel, webhooks, and a REST API. This list is always current.
Two-way where the tool supports it. A sign-off in Superflow closes the task. A status change on your board reflects back. Each connector's page says exactly which way its data flows.
Yes. Any website takes the snippet: paste one line, or send the setup steps to your developer. Custom stacks, headless sites, and anything with GTM all work.
No. Webhooks push every review event anywhere, and the REST API writes back in.
No. Client and guest activity stays out of internal channels unless you explicitly map it. The client sees the review, never the plumbing.
The review keeps working in-app. The event queues and retries, and the workspace admin gets a banner. An integration outage never blocks a sign-off.
No. Connect and map from settings. The REST API and webhooks exist for the one team in twenty that wants a custom pipeline.
Included from the Growth plan. Okta, SAML, and SCIM are Enterprise. See /pricing for the breakdown.
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