Connect Lokalise integrations
Translate your software, mobile apps, and marketing assets into dozens of languages by connecting Lokalise to Make. Linking this localization platform to over 3,000 integration apps lets you instantly trigger projects, upload files, and sync updates in real time. Sign up for a free Make account today to launch your first continuous translation workflow.
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Creates a new branch for project.
Creates a project.
Creates a task in project.
Creates a translation order.
Deletes a Project.
Deletes a task from the project.
Downloads project files.
Gets one translation for one key by language ISO.
Retrieves projects details.
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Popular Lokalise workflows.
Connect Lokalise with your apps using Make. Automate translation updates, sync content, and simplify your workflows.
Automate localization workflows by integrating Lokalise with Make
Integrate Lokalise with Make to automate translation pipelines, sync content instantly, and notify teams in real-time. Connect your tech stack to simplify localization without writing any code.
Automatically send new text from your CMS, databases, or Google Sheets directly to Lokalise for instant translation.
Keep your localization team updated by sending automatic Slack or email alerts whenever translation tasks are completed or updated.
Automatically push translated strings back into your GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket repositories without manual file exports.
Instantly translate incoming customer support tickets in real-time by linking Lokalise with your favorite helpdesk software.
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