Docs to Marketing
Release notes, help articles and feeds become announcement drafts automatically.
You already wrote the announcement. It is in your docs.
Every release note, help article and changelog entry is news your audience has not heard. Most of it never leaves the docs site, because rewriting it for each network is nobody's job.
Docs to Marketing makes it automatic. Connect where your product content is written, and whenever something is published there, a Docs agent drafts announcement posts in your brand voice and puts them in your Publish Queue for approval.
Three ways to connect a source
| Source | Best for | How it triggers |
|---|---|---|
| FinalDoc | FinalDoc knowledge bases | Native connector: announces on publish |
| Webhook | Any docs tool that can send one | Your tool sends a signed event on publish |
| RSS or Atom feed | Blogs, changelogs, release-notes feeds | Checked about every 10 minutes for new entries |
You can connect up to 20 sources.
What gets drafted
For each new document, one post per channel you selected, in that channel's own format: a short-paragraph LinkedIn post, an X post that fits its limit, and so on. Never one block of text reposted everywhere. Every post:
- follows your voice and respects your saved stances,
- sticks to the facts in the document's title, summary and tags,
- includes the document's link, and
- may carry a suggested image brief.
The same document is never drafted twice, even if your tool retries or the feed is re-read.
Draft first, by default
Each source has a mode. Draft (recommended) holds posts for your approval. Auto queues them to publish without review; that is your explicit choice, per source.
Sources can also start a workflow: a new document triggers an agent, a review step and publishing in one flow.
Docs and RSS sources are on Starter and above, and included in the 7-day trial. Setup is in Docs & content sources.