Connect Award Force integrations
Pilot your contests, grants, and online assessments by integrating Award Force with Make. Connecting your program to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly collect entries, trigger participant notifications, and sync evaluation metrics across external databases. Register your free account today to start building your first competition pipeline.
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Creates a new user.
Creates a new entry.
Triggers when an entry is submitted on Award Force
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Triggers when a new user registered on Award Force.
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Popular Award Force workflows.
Connect Award Force to your favorite apps. Automate tasks and sync data to simplify your award workflows with Make.
Automate Award Force with Make to save time and eliminate errors
Connect Award Force with Make to automate contestant onboarding and keep contact databases updated. Eliminate manual data entry and errors with automatic background syncing between Google Sheets and Award Force.
Automatically create new Award Force users whenever they are added to spreadsheets or member directories, saving you from manual data entry.
Keep your marketing lists and CRM databases automatically updated with the latest participant information from your awards program.
Import large batches of entries or users into Award Force directly from Google Sheets without any manual copying and pasting.
Ensure your award contestant information is always accurate across all platforms by eliminating manual typing mistakes.
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