Figma Integrations

Connecting Figma with DigitalBPM eliminates manual handovers by turning design updates into actionable steps. When a design is finalized in Figma, DigitalBPM can trigger notifications, task assignments, or Jira/Trello updates, ensuring developers immediately receive the latest assets. This reduces miscommunication and speeds up product release cycles.

Yes. With integration, any design update in Figma—whether it’s a new prototype, a modified component, or user feedback—can automatically trigger workflows in DigitalBPM. Teams no longer need to constantly check Figma links; instead, they get structured updates directly in their project systems, saving time and avoiding missed revisions.

Yes. For instance, a new Figma prototype can automatically create tasks in Asana, update sprints in Jira, or notify developers in Slack. DigitalBPM acts as a connector between design outputs and other operational systems, ensuring teams outside design still stay in sync with progress and deadlines.

DigitalBPM supports scaling effortlessly. Whether you’re managing a single design team or hundreds of designers across global offices, workflows adapt to your size. Multiple boards, prototypes, and departments can be managed simultaneously, ensuring that scaling product design doesn’t overwhelm communication or slow down project execution.

Setup is straightforward with pre-built connectors. Even non-technical managers can configure integrations within a few hours. Once connected, teams can start automating approvals, design-to-dev handoffs, and task updates almost instantly, reducing the time it usually takes to operationalize new collaboration processes.

Yes. A free plan is available, including one FlowBot that can connect with Figma for basic workflow automation—like triggering notifications or creating task updates. This lets small teams or startups test the integration before scaling. Paid plans expand automation capabilities with multiple FlowBots for larger organizations.