Connect Sinch Build integrations
Activate global customer communications with Sinch Build to instantly send account alerts, verification codes, and marketing messages. Use this workflow automation to trigger SMS notifications from new CRM records or initiate voice calls based on support ticket status. Register for free to connect with your customers on any channel.
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Integrate Sinch Build with Make to activate global customer communications. Use Sinch as an action in your workflows to instantly send account alerts, verification codes, and marketing messages. It allows you to send SMS notifications or initiate voice calls, triggered by events from other apps such as new CRM records or support ticket status updates.
Performs and arbitrary authorized API call.
Sends an SMS message to a recipient using the Sinch Conversation API.
Sends a WhatsApp template message to a recipient using the Sinch Conversation API.
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