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Accepts an opportunity, which creates a project in BeLazy and begins transferring it to your BMS. Please note, that acceptance is an instantaneous process, however, project creation and transferring it to the BMS is an asynchronous process. This operation is applicable when you want to control what opportunities to accept or dismiss.
Acknowledges the successful processing of a project received from BeLazy. Projects not acknowledged will remain in the active project list.
Adds a file to a workspace. The file must already be uploaded; with this operation the file is added to the the workspace and its properties are set. If a file is already added to the workspace the properties of the file are set.
Adds a new deliverable file to a project or updates the properties of an existing deliverable file. Adding the deliverable registers the deliverable file (but does not start the delivery process). This operation is applicable when your system is acting as a BMS and wants to deliver projects into BeLazy.
Clears the vendor assigned to the project's pricing item in the BMS. As a result, BeLazy will try to remove this assignments in the origin system. This operation is applicable when using a REST Api BMS and project creation in the BMS has been acknowledged.
Creates an opportunity from the specified files of a workspace. The workspace is the holder (staging area) of the content (files). When all content is present in a workspace, create an opportunity with this operation.
Create an opportunity from an email or any other data source where the necessary data can be mapped. Attachments are not included.
Creates a new workspace.
Removes a deliverable file from a project. This operation is applicable when your system is acting as a BMS and wants to deliver projects into BeLazy.
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Boost Your Translation Workflows: Integrate BeLazy with Make
Link BeLazy with Make to automate your translation workflows. Back up important files in Google Drive, log project details in Google Sheets, and receive instant alerts via Gmail.
Save BeLazy project details directly to Google Sheets and automatically back up project files in Google Drive.
Keep your BeLazy connections updated instantly by triggering account syncs straight from incoming emails.
Set up automated alerts via Gmail whenever a project file exceeds your size limits, ensuring no critical data gets missed.
Easily link your translation workflows in BeLazy with your team's favorite CRMs, cloud storage, and productivity apps without writing code.
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Modules are the main building blocks of automation in Make. Modules represent actions that Make performs with an app, like creating, updating, or deleting data.
Mapping links the modules in your scenario. When you map an item, you connect the data retrieved by one module to another module to perform the desired action. For example, you can map email addresses and subject lines to create a spreadsheet using this data.
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