Connect ISO integrations
Format international country, currency, and language codes by automating the ISO app with Make. Connecting this localized workflow automation tool lets you instantly convert country names into alpha codes, retrieve currency symbols, and identify primary languages across your platforms. Create your free account today to clean up your global transaction databases.
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Converts the ISO 3166-1 country codes to their respective country names.
Converts country names to their respective ISO 3166-1 country codes.
Converts the ISO SO 4217 currency codes to their respective currency names.
Converts currency names to their respective ISO 4217 currency codes.
Converts the ISO 639-1/ISO 639-2 language codes to their respective language names.
Converts language names to their respective ISO 639-1/ISO 639-2 codes.
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Connect ISO to your tech stack using Make. Automate manual tasks and build efficient workflows in minutes.
Automate Your Country Code Workflows by Integrating ISO with Make
Connect ISO to Make to automatically convert country codes into real names. Update your CRM and Google Sheets in real time to ensure clean, accurate contact data without manual errors.
Instantly convert raw ISO country codes into readable country names across your apps without any manual effort.
Prevent typos and inaccurate country assignments by letting Make handle the translations automatically.
Connect the ISO service directly to Google Sheets to automatically clean up and organize your location data.
Automatically update your CRM and marketing databases with correct country names the moment new leads are added.
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