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Creates a new comment.
Creates a new record.
Deletes an existing comment.
Deletes an existing record.
Retrieves an existing record.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Searches for comments or lists them all.
Searches for records or lists them all.
Updates an existing record.
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Connect Kintone (Legacy) with Make to automate your business workflows. Sync data across tools, instantly notify teams on Slack, and generate automated reports without writing code.
Automatically sync data between Kintone and your other business tools to keep your records updated without manual copying and pasting.
Connect Kintone to messaging apps like Slack to instantly notify your team whenever a new record is created or a task is updated.
Use Make's visual builder to easily connect Kintone's APIs with hundreds of other apps without writing any code.
Pull customer, project, or sales data from various external platforms directly into Kintone to maintain a single, accurate source of truth.
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