Connect Aircall integrations
Oversee your cloud calling infrastructure by automating Aircall to capture customer interactions on the fly. Connecting this telephone service to over 3,000 integration apps allows you to instantly update CRM logs, dispatch SMS notifications, and track call transcriptions. Sign up for free today to automate your team's live call tracking.

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Popular Aircall workflows
Connect Aircall to your favorite apps using Make. Automate call logging, sync contacts, and save time with these popular workflows.
Log your Aircall data in Google Sheets
Every time a new call is received on Aircall, Make will automatically store information about the call in Google Sheets. The template uses this example document.
Transfer Aircall calls dynamically based on the caller's location
Every time a new call is received on Aircall, Make will automatically route it dynamically based on the caller's country.
Upload call recording from Aircall to Meetgeek
Store all new recordings from Aircall directly in Meetgeek with this automation.
Automate Your Phone Workflows: Top Benefits of Integrating Aircall with Make
Connect Aircall with Make to automate call routing, log details instantly, and sync recordings. This integration eliminates manual data entry to keep your CRM updated automatically.
Automatic call logging
Save time by automatically sending all your call details directly to Google Sheets for easy tracking and reporting.
Instant caller context
Give agents immediate access to customer information from your CRM or lookup tools as soon as the phone rings.
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Smart call routing
Direct incoming calls to the right agent automatically based on the caller's geographic location.
Automated recording transfers
Automatically send your call recordings to transcription tools so you never lose track of important conversations.
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