Connect Sorry integrations
Broadcast your system status and active incident reports instantly by automating Sorry with Make. Linking your public hosted page to our workflow automation tool allows you to post notices, register new subscribers, and push real-time maintenance updates directly from your daily dev databases. Create your free account today to coordinate your downtime alerts.
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Creates a new component.
Creates a new notice.
Creates a new status page.
Creates a new subscriber.
Creates a new update.
Deletes a specifc brand.
Deletes a specific component.
Deletes a specific notice.
Deletes a specific page.
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Popular Sorry workflows.
Connect Sorry with Make to automate your status page. Sync incident alerts, update your team, and keep customers informed.
Streamline your status page workflows: Integrate Sorry with Make
Connect Sorry to Make to automate workflows. Sync subscriber lists from Mailchimp and ActiveCampaign, create Trello tasks automatically, and add sign-ups from Google Forms directly to your status page with zero manual coding.
Keep your status page audience up to date by automatically syncing subscribers from CRM and marketing tools like Mailchimp or ActiveCampaign.
Instantly turn new status page components into actionable tasks on project boards like Trello to keep your technical team aligned.
Allow users to subscribe to status updates through simple Google Forms, automatically adding them to your Sorry subscriber list.
Eliminate the need to manually export and import contact lists between your everyday address books and your status page.
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