Figma Integrations

Yes. DigitalBPM allows you to post new comments on a Figma file automatically. For instance, when QA logs a bug in Jira or a customer shares feedback in Zendesk, a comment can instantly appear in Figma. This ensures designers receive real-time insights from other systems without having to manually transfer information.

Absolutely. The integration supports deleting comments, but only by the original author, aligning with Figma’s permissions. Teams can build automations to remove outdated or resolved feedback once a task is closed in Trello, Asana, or another connected tool, keeping design files uncluttered and easy to navigate.

Yes. If a reaction becomes irrelevant or was added by mistake, the integration can delete it automatically. Workflows can be designed so that when a project stage changes, old reactions tied to outdated tasks are removed, ensuring the feedback thread in Figma always reflects the current status of work.

The integration allows you to fetch a list of projects within a Figma team and link them with tasks, reports, or dashboards in other business tools. This way, DigitalBPM can automatically map projects to specific workflows, making it easier for large organizations to keep track of design assets in multiple initiatives.

Yes, a free plan with one FlowBot is available, letting teams try out basic actions like fetching comments, posting reactions, or sending notifications. This is enough for small teams to evaluate if automation adds value before scaling into enterprise-level automation with multiple bots and advanced logic.

Yes. As soon as a new comment is left on a design file, DigitalBPM can notify developers in Slack, create a follow-up task in Asana, or send an email update to a client. This automation ensures that important feedback never gets missed and speeds up the design iteration cycle.