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Creates a customer.
Creates a new make-to-order manufacturing order.
Creates a new manufacturing order.
Creates a new manufacturing order operation row.
Creates a new manufacturing order recipe row.
Creates a product.
Creates a new purchase order.
Creates a new purchase order row.
Creates one or many new recipe rows for a product.
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Automate Katana Cloud Inventory with Make to optimize your workflows
Connect Katana Cloud Inventory with Make to automate your operations. Sync e-commerce orders, update stock in real time, and eliminate manual data entry across your business.
Automatically transfer orders from platforms like Etsy, Squarespace, and Wix to Katana as sales orders, keeping your inventory and production schedules updated in real time.
Turn won CRM deals from platforms like HubSpot into actionable Katana sales orders instantly to jumpstart production without manual data entry.
Upload large batches of purchase orders directly from Google Sheets to Katana to save hours of manual typing.
Create new customer and product profiles in Katana on the fly whenever a matching record isn't found in incoming orders.
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