Connect Bonusly integrations
Celebrate your team's achievements and milestones by automating Bonusly on Make. Connecting this recognition platform to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly trigger reward payouts, post automated anniversary alerts, and sync employee engagement metrics. Sign up for a free account today to build your first culture-driven pipeline.
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Adds on an existing bonus to a colleague.
Deletes a particular Bonus.
Reads a particular bonus.
Recognizes a colleague by giving them a new bonus.
Lists the 50 most recent achievements.
Lists all bonuses.
Lists achievements for a particular user.
Lists all bonuses of a particular user.
Lists all users.
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Connect Bonusly to your favorite apps. Automate recognition, sync rewards, and build efficient workflows with Make.
Connect Bonusly and Make to Automate Your Team Recognition Workflows
Integrate Bonusly with Make to automate your recognition tracking. Broadcast milestones directly to Slack or Microsoft Teams, sync reward data to spreadsheets, and build custom workflows that save you time every day.
Keep accurate records by automatically syncing monthly points and bonus data from Bonusly directly into your spreadsheets.
Keep everyone connected by automatically broadcasting new achievements and bonuses in your team's Slack or Microsoft Teams channels.
Eliminate the hassle of copying information between apps by letting Make handle the data transfer for you.
Connect Bonusly to any of your favorite tools to create custom automation flows that match how your team actually works.
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