We hear from a decent number of teams running Shortcut instead of Jira or Linear, because it's lighter weight and easier to get a small eng team moving in. We wanted to honor that with a lightweight integration that just works.
When you launch a feature in Shortcut, Arkweaver will make sure the right prospects, customers, and teammates know about it, then track the revenue that feature generates. All autonomously. That way your features get the attention (and revenue) they deserve.
Arkweaver analyzes your sales and customer conversations, pulls out the problems and feature requests inside them, and attaches a real revenue value to each one, summed across every account that raised it. That's what turns a scattered set of asks into a ranked, dollar-backed list. Whatever comes out of that maps into Shortcut as stories, created as the "feature" type, with the actual customer context attached so the person picking up the work has more than a placeholder description. If Arkweaver has surfaced something that isn't reflected yet, you can push it into your Shortcut backlog directly from the feature page.
Status stays in sync as work moves through Shortcut, and once a story is marked Built, Arkweaver closes the loop automatically. It emails the specific customers and prospects who asked for that feature, referencing what they actually said, with nobody on your team writing the message. For the 28 days after that, Arkweaver tracks whether those accounts show up in new sales conversations, book meetings, or get reactivated as deals, so you get a real signal on whether it moved revenue.
All of it runs on its own once it's set up. You control the thresholds and the messaging, not the manual follow-up.
How to set it up
- Go to Settings, then Group Settings, then the Integrations tab, and add the Shortcut integration.
- Generate an API token from your Shortcut account settings. Make sure "Read-Only" is unchecked, or Arkweaver won't be able to create stories.
- Paste the token into Arkweaver. It'll fetch your Shortcut workflow states automatically.
- Map each of Arkweaver's four feature statuses to the matching Shortcut state.
Once that's saved, you'll see a "Create Story" option directly on any feature in Arkweaver, and everything downstream runs automatically from there.