Connect Remote Retrieval integrations
Reclaim company-owned laptops, monitors, and IT assets from offboarded staff by connecting Remote Retrieval to Make. Linking this service to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly trigger return orders, dispatch protective shipping boxes, and monitor real-time tracking data. Register for free today to build your first device recovery pipeline.
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Create device return order
Get list of all orders
Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
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Popular Remote Retrieval workflows.
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Automate Equipment Returns: Integrate Remote Retrieval with Make
Integrate Remote Retrieval with Make to automate offboarding returns, instantly update your IT inventory databases, and send real-time alerts to keep your support teams aligned without manual data entry.
Automatically trigger a hardware retrieval request the moment an employee is marked as offboarded in your HR system.
Instantly update your asset database or Google Sheets when returned equipment is received and processed.
Send automatic Slack or email updates to your IT support team the moment a shipping label is created or tracking status changes.
Seamlessly pass employee address data from your internal systems directly to Remote Retrieval to eliminate typos and errors.
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