Using Feedback correctly

Feedback is a noun, not a verb.
Therefore we can "give feedback" or we can "receive feedback" about something but we cannot "feedback someone or something"

Correct use cases:
✅ My boss gave me some feedback about my perfomance yesterday. (pay attention to the prepositions here: give feedback about/on -something/someone...)
✅ Did you receive any feedback from the client today? (receive feedback from - somebody)
✅ We need some feedback on when the target must be met before we can continue. (get feedback on - a date or time, a topic, a performance...etc)


Incorrect:
❌ He will feedback me tomorrow morning on the issue.
❌ It's crucial that we can feedback the issue to our clients in time. (more on that below)

See also this post "here" for other word choices commonly used correctly or sometimes incorrectly with "feedback".