Arkweaver + Read.ai integration

Arkweaver reads your Read.ai meetings and turns the requests inside them into revenue-ranked demand, customer follow-up, and post-launch tracking.

What syncs between Arkweaver and Read.ai

  • Arkweaver reads your meetings from Read.ai once the connection is authorized.
  • Arkweaver reads every meeting for problems and feature requests.
  • Arkweaver attaches a revenue number to each one, summed across every customer or prospect account that raised it.
  • Arkweaver maps the resulting features and problems into your engineering tracker, such as Jira, Shortcut, or Linear, with the original context attached.
  • Arkweaver syncs new meetings automatically after the connection goes live.

How to connect Read.ai to Arkweaver

  1. Go to Arkweaver Settings, then Group Settings, then the Integrations tab.
  2. Click "Connect Read.ai".
  3. Authorize the connection on Read.ai’s side.
  4. You land back in Arkweaver with a "Connected" status.

What you can do once connected

  • Turn "a few people mentioned this" into a number you can rank against everything else on the roadmap.
  • Feed meetings into Jira, Shortcut, or Linear with the original context attached.
  • Email the specific people who asked for a feature when it ships, without anyone remembering who to follow up with.
  • Watch 28 days of new meetings booked, deals reactivated, and repeat mentions to see whether a feature landed.

Frequently asked questions

How is Read.ai connected?

Through an authorization flow. Click "Connect Read.ai" in Group Settings, approve the connection on Read.ai’s side, and you return to Arkweaver with a "Connected" status.

Which trackers can Read.ai demand flow into?

Your engineering tracker, such as Jira, Shortcut, or Linear. The features and problems Arkweaver identifies are mapped across with the original meeting context attached.

Do we have to operate any of this after connecting?

No. New meetings sync on their own, and the revenue scoring, follow-up emails, and post-launch tracking run automatically. You control the thresholds and templates.

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