Feature Requests

I would like to have a two-way comment sync feature for Asana. Currently, comments made in Marker.io appear in Asana tasks, but not vice versa. It would be beneficial if comments from Asana could also sync back to Marker.io , similar to the existing feature for Jira.

I primarily use Looker for my data visualization needs. It would be beneficial if your software could integrate directly with Looker, allowing me to seamlessly incorporate feedback and annotations on Looker dashboards. This integration would streamline my workflow and enhance collaboration with clients.

Would like a direct integration with productive.io

monday.com began rolling out multi-level boards in late 2025. As of January 2026, multi-level boards are included in monday.com 's latest API version (2026-04). ## Use Case Users who connect Marker.io to monday.com may now be working with boards that have several layers of subitems.

When integrating with monday.com , we would like the connected item to land in a specific group rather than the top group. In monday.com , we have a board for each project, and each group corresponds to a different role in the project. Having the issue land in the group we select would be perfect. To clarify, the selected group could be fixed during the setup of the integration and does not need to be specific to each issue.

We are investigating a potential integration with ServiceNow. Please vote and comment here if this integration is important to you.

Native Adobe Workfront integration would be super helpful.

Interested in two way sync with YouTrack

Feature Overview Add an option to set an automatic due date for tasks based on a fixed time frame (e.g., "X days in the future"). Example: If the default is set to "2 days from now," tasks created on the platform would automatically be assigned a due date two days after their creation. Use Case Teams with predefined response times (e.g., 48-hour response windows) can automatically align task deadlines with their commitments. Avoid manual updates for each task's due date, reducing repetitive work. Helps maintain consistency and prevents tasks from defaulting to "overdue" when no deadline is set.