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Automatically send Slack messages with new Disqus comments

This automation solution helps teams monitor the Disqus commenting system for new comments on their web content, and automatically send the comment text and author details to a designated Slack channel.

This enables quick visibility and collaboration around new user feedback, allowing teams to more efficiently engage with their community. The automation connects Disqus and Slack, streamlining the process of tracking and responding to comments across platforms.

Updated Apr 6, 2026Est. run: 25sEst. cost: $0
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Workflow preview

What this template does

  • Extracts new Disqus comments from the configured web content
  • Normalizes the comment text and author details
  • Sends the comment data as a message to the specified Slack channel
  • Enables teams to quickly see and respond to user feedback
  • Tracks community engagement through the Disqus and Slack integration

How it works

1
Trigger

Configure Disqus Integration

Configure the Disqus integration to monitor for new comments on your web content. This sets up the trigger to watch for and capture new comments as they are posted.

2
Action

Fetch Comments from Disqus

Use a headless browser to fetch the latest comments from Disqus. This gathers the full comment text, author details, and other metadata associated with each new comment.

3
Logic

Process Comment Data

Process the comment data collected from Disqus. Extract the relevant details like comment text, author name, and timestamp to prepare the information for posting to Slack.

4
Action

Send Comment to Slack

Post the comment details as a message in the designated Slack channel. This allows your team to quickly view and respond to new user feedback from the Disqus platform.

Setup guide

1

Add Disqus Credential

1. In the Latenode Credentials panel, add a new credential for the Disqus integration by selecting the 'Disqus' option. 2. Enter your Disqus API key and save the credential.

2

Configure Disqus Node

1. In the Latenode visual builder, add a 'Disqus' node to your workflow. 2. In the node settings, select the Disqus credential you created earlier. 3. Enter the Disqus forum name or ID you want to monitor for new comments.

3

Add Slack Credential

1. In the Latenode Credentials panel, add a new credential for the Slack integration by selecting the 'Slack' option. 2. Enter your Slack API key or OAuth access token and save the credential.

4

Configure Slack Node

1. In the Latenode visual builder, add a 'Slack' node to your workflow. 2. In the node settings, select the Slack credential you created earlier. 3. Enter the Slack channel name or ID where you want to send the new comment notifications.

5

Map Disqus Data to Slack

1. In the Latenode visual builder, connect the Disqus node to the Slack node. 2. In the Slack node settings, map the relevant Disqus data fields (e.g. comment text, author name) to the corresponding Slack message fields.

Requirements

Connect your Disqus account to the automation workflow and provide API credentials
Set up a Slack workspace, channel, and bot integration to receive the comment notifications
Configure the automation to monitor the specific Disqus community and web content you want to track for new comments
Customize the message format to include the comment text, author details, and any other relevant information you want to send to the Slack channel

FAQ

Common questions about this template

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