Connect Atarim integrations
Centralize website project feedback by integrating Atarim to automatically capture visual change requests and client notes. Connecting your agency dashboard to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly generate tasks, update ticket statuses, and assign developers as updates roll in. Create a free Make account today to start delivering faster client approvals.
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Assigns a user to a task.
Changes a task status.
Changes a new task urgency.
Creates a new task.
Creates a new task comment.
Creates a new task note.
Adds a new task tag.
Creates a new time entry.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
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Popular Atarim workflows.
Connect Atarim with Make to automate your client feedback. Discover popular workflows to sync tasks and save valuable time.
Automate Atarim with Make to simplify your daily team workflows
Use Make to connect Atarim with Google Sheets, Slack, Airtable, and Gmail. Automatically sync data, send instant alerts, and update clients to save time and keep projects on track.
Easily sync Atarim time entries to Google Sheets to simplify client billing without manual data entry.
Automatically push new Atarim task comments directly to Slack so your team never misses critical feedback.
Export new Atarim tasks instantly to external spreadsheets to maintain a master project backlog.
Automatically log new web projects from Atarim into Airtable to keep your client database up to date.
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