Connect Plex integrations
Control your media library files and server activities by automating Plex with Make. Connecting your server webhooks to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly watch new viewing events, manage background import jobs, and sync task details with external databases. Sign up for a free account today to configure your first automated media pipeline.
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Connect Plex with Make to automate your media library. Sync playlists, track watch history, and simplify your entertainment workflows.
Automate Plex with Make to Connect Your Smart Home and Media
Connect Plex with Make to link your media server to Slack, Discord, Google Sheets, and Google Form. You can instantly track your watch history, automate notifications, and build a smart home theater.
Keep your friends and family in the loop by automatically sending notifications to Discord, Slack, or email whenever you add new movies or shows to your Plex server.
Connect Plex to your smart home devices through Make to automatically dim the lights or set the perfect mood the moment you press play.
Streamline how you collect content requests from shared users by automatically adding Google Form submissions directly into your media management queue.
Automatically log your viewing history to Google Sheets or tracking services to keep a perfect record of everything you have watched.
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