Connect TRIGGERcmd integrations
Execute remote scripts and background commands on your computers by connecting TRIGGERcmd to Make. Linking this service to our workflow automation tool lets you install system updates, open local applications, or reboot devices based on external cloud events. Sign up for free today to securely control your physical hardware from any location.
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Performs an arbitrary authorized API call.
Runs a command on your computer
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Automate Your PC Commands by Connecting TRIGGERcmd to Make
Integrate TRIGGERcmd with Make to connect your local computer to thousands of cloud apps. Build powerful multi-step workflows, run local scripts automatically, and monitor execution status.
Easily trigger local computer commands based on events in any of the thousands of cloud services supported by Make.
Combine remote commands with advanced logic, filters, and delays to create highly customized workflows.
Run local scripts, launch desktop applications, or reboot systems automatically in response to web-based triggers.
Track the execution of your commands and send instant notifications if a remote script fails to run.
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