Connect Netlify integrations
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Create a deploy for a specific site.
Returns the specified site.
Returns a list of all the files in the current deploy.
Lists site deploys.
Lists sites deployed on Netlify.
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Starts a new deploy on a specified site.
Triggers when any selected deploy event occurs.
Triggers when a new deploy fails for a specific site.
Connect any app with Netlify
Popular Netlify workflows.
Connect Netlify to your tech stack using Make. Automate form submissions, sync build alerts, and optimize your workflows.
Supercharge Your Netlify Website Deploys and Forms with Make
Connect Netlify to Make to automatically sync form data, trigger instant website deploys, validate new leads, and build powerful backend systems without writing any code.
Automatically save Netlify form submissions directly to Google Sheets or your CRM without any manual data entry.
Get real-time push notifications on your mobile device the moment your Netlify site deployment completes.
Kick off new website deployments automatically in response to external events, like receiving a specific email.
Clean and validate contact information from your forms before sending it to HubSpot, ensuring high-quality leads.
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