Connect Glide and Google Maps integrations
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Build your Glide and Google Maps integrations.
Create custom Glide and Google Maps workflows by choosing triggers, actions, and searches. A trigger is an event that launches the workflow, an action is the event.
Add a row to a table
Delete rows from a table
Edit an existing row
Returns the most efficient routes when calculating directions.
Identifies the roads a vehicle was traveling along and provides additional metadata about those roads, such as speed limits.
Get row from a table
Get rows from a table
Provides travel distance and time for a matrix of origins and destinations.
Gets the details of a location by either input address or geocodes.
Popular Glide and Google Maps workflows.
Looking to get more out of Glide and Google Maps? With Make you can visually integrate Glide and Google Maps into any workflow to save time and resources — no coding required. Try any of these templates in just a few clicks.
Create HERE Tracking shipments from new Shopify orders
Every time a new Shopify order is made, Make will automatically look for the shipping address and create the corresponding location in HERE Tracking.
TRY IT ->Get Google Maps Directions to your new Google Calendar events via email
Every time a new event is added to a selected Google Calendar, Make will automatically send the Google Maps Directions to the event's location via email. The template will pull the calendar event location from the Google Calendar.
TRY IT ->Generate Waze navigation links from Google Calendar events and add them to Telegram
Make will watch for new Google Calendar events at regular intervals, get a geographical coordinates in Google Maps, create a navigation link in Waze and send a message to Telegram with this link added.
TRY IT ->Add Waze navigation links to new Google Calendar events
Make will watch for new Google Calendar events at regular intervals, get a geographical coordinates in Google Maps, create a navigation link in Waze and update the event with this link.
TRY IT ->Generate Waze navigation links from Google Calendar events and add them to Evernote
Make will watch for new Google Calendar events at regular intervals, get a geographical coordinates in Google Maps, create a navigation link in Waze and create a note in Evernote with this link added.
TRY IT ->Send an email from a new action in Glide
Every time a new action happens in Glide, a new message will be instantly sent via email. The template expects to receive at least this variable from Glide: 1) User email
TRY IT ->Create a new databse item in Notion from new actions in Glide
Every time a new action happens in Glide, a new database item will be instantly created in Notion. The template is creating a list of users in Notion so it expects to receive at least user emails under a "current_user" variable - make sure it's called exactly the same in your Glide webhook otherwise you will have to map a different variable during the template setup. The template also expects to have an "Email" column in your Notion database.
TRY IT ->Send a new Twilio SMS from a new action in Glide
Every time a new action happens in Glide, a new SMS message will be instantly sent via Twilio. The template expects to receive at least this variable from Glide: 1) phone_number
TRY IT ->Send a Slack message from a new action in Glide
Every time a new action happens in Glide, a new message will be instantly sent via Slack. The template expects to receive at least these variables from Glide: 1) User email 2) Screen link
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