Create a new contact in HighLevel for every new response in Tally

Automatically create a new HighLevel contact for every response received in Tally, ensuring your contact list is always up-to-date.

Send email notifications for new responses in Tally

Receive instant email alerts for every new response in Tally. This template connects Tally with your email to keep you updated.

Watch new responses in Tally and create tasks in ClickUp

Automatically create ClickUp tasks for every new response in Tally, streamlining task management and ensuring no response goes unnoticed.

Send new Tally responses to an HTTP endpoint

Streamline your data collection process by automatically sending new responses from Tally to your desired endpoint using HTTP. With this template, every time a new response is submitted in Tally, Make will seamlessly transmit the data, ensuring you never miss important information and can act on it promptly. Perfect for enhancing your workflow efficiency and data management.

Send an email notification for every new response in Tally

Streamline your response management process by automatically sending email notifications whenever a new response is received in Tally. This template connects Tally with Google Email, ensuring you never miss important feedback or submissions. Simply set up your Tally form to collect responses, and let Make handle the rest by notifying you via email instantly. Enhance your communication efficiency and stay on top of your responses effortlessly!

Add or update contacts in ActiveCampaign from new Tally responses

Effortlessly manage your leads by integrating Tally and ActiveCampaign. This template ensures that every time a new response is submitted in Tally, a corresponding contact is automatically created or updated in ActiveCampaign. Streamline your lead management process and enhance your marketing efforts with this seamless workflow, allowing you to focus on nurturing relationships rather than manual data entry.

Send a Telegram message for every new response in Tally

Streamline your communication process by automatically sending replies to new responses collected through Tally. With this template, every time a new response is submitted in Tally, Make will instantly send a reply message via Telegram, ensuring timely engagement with your audience. This integration helps you maintain a responsive and interactive communication strategy, enhancing user experience and satisfaction.

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Create a purchase order and a Revolut draft payment when Zoho inventory falls below certain level

Use this template to create a purchase order from a Google Docs template, send it over in an Email and create a Revolut Business draft payment when Zoho inventory reaches a certain level. The Make template works with this Google Docs [purchase order template](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TnppGiTfU1DkIDrm3HS7oOJ0NIv7yTMBC9uiKgmnkEM/edit?usp=sharing). You can create your own Google Docs template - use {{ }} brackets for the text you want to replace with items from Airtable fields (more on that below). The setup of the template assumes you have your supplier data stored in an Airtable table. If you're using above linked Google Docs template your Airtable table has to include these fields: Name of the supplier (First name and Last name if the supplier is an individual), Supplier's email address, Supplier's address (separate fields for Street address, City and Postal Code), Quantity you want to purchase, Zoho Inventory item ID and payment details. To see which details are required to create a Revolut draft payment depending on the country, click [here](https://developer.revolut.com/docs/build-banking-apps/#tutorials-tutorials-work-with-draft-payments-international-payments). For example, if you're creating a payment to the United Kingdom, your Airtable table needs to include an Account Number and a Sort Code; for payment to Germany, it's IBAN and BIC.

Add Google Sheets rows for new Tally responses

Make will watch your Tally responses at regular intervals and add them to your Google Sheets as rows. Here's the [sheet](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1eC8lvurbQwg_xpQLdS6M0mVs-oViiDopiFR5SERd5Zk/edit?usp=sharing) used in this scenario.