Connect AssemblyAI integrations
Decode spoken files and run real-time speech-to-text transcriptions by integrating AssemblyAI with Make. Connecting these voice APIs to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly parse audio files, generate subtitle timestamps, and run intelligence tasks on customer calls. Register for free today to deploy your first speech processing pipeline.
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Unlocking the full potential of your audio and video data requires robust speech-to-text capabilities, and linking these insights to your tech stack is crucial for modern business efficiency. With Make, you can build custom automated workflows that connect AssemblyAI with thousands of other essential business applications without writing complex code. By automating the transfer of transcribed data, sentiment analysis, and speaker detection from AssemblyAI directly into your CRM, project management tools, or databases, you eliminate manual data entry and drastically boost team productivity. This powerful integration capability allows you to design tailored scenarios where a new audio file upload automatically triggers transcription, analysis, and subsequent action steps across your entire digital ecosystem. Whether you are automating podcast production workflows, customer call analysis, or meeting note distribution, the visual builder simplifies complex API connections into intuitive drag-and-drop steps. Take control of your audio intelligence and elevate your productivity today by signing up for a free account to experience how easy it is to integrate AssemblyAI using Make.
Retrieves a LeMUR response that was previously generated. LeMUR will be deprecated on March 31, 2026 and will no longer work after this date. Users will need to migrate to LLM Gateway.
Deletes the data for a previously submitted LeMUR request. Response data from the LLM, as well as any context provided in the original request will be removed. LeMUR will be deprecated on March 31, 2026 and will no longer work after this date. Users will need to migrate to LLM Gateway.
Prompts an LLM with your transcripts using LeMUR. LeMUR will be deprecated on March 31, 2026 and will no longer work after this date. Users will need to migrate to LLM Gateway.
Prompts an LLM with your transcripts using LLM Gateway.
Deletes a transcript by ID. Deleting a transcript does not delete the transcript resource itself, but removes the data from the resource and marks it as deleted.
Retrieves all paragraphs of a transcript.
Retrieves the redacted audio of the transcript.
Retrieves all sentences of a transcript.
Retrieves the transcript as SRT or VTT subtitles.
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Connect AssemblyAI with Make to automate your speech-to-text workflows and sync transcribed audio data with your favorite apps.
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