Connect Archive integrations
Compress your team's media assets and raw data payloads automatically by connecting the Archive app to Make. Packing files into zip or tar formats lets you quickly package heavy attachments before transferring them across 3,000 integration apps. Register for free today to deploy your first file compression workspace.
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Popular Archive workflows
Automate your Archive workflows with Make. Connect your favorite apps, sync social media content, and simplify your daily tasks.
Create, download and parse your Amazon Seller Central report
Generate Amazon Seller Central reports effortlessly through our JSON strings, offering easy creation, downloading, and parsing of your report data. You can then use the parsed data to create visual reports in the way that you want.
Iterate over a ParseHub dataset and save the result in Google Sheets
This scenario helps you iterate over a ParseHub dataset. At specific intervals, Make will automatically extract and convert the latest data to a JSON file. Then, we use an iterator to parse the data line by line and the result is saved in Google Sheets. This template follows the starting tutorial from ParseHub and will output this example Spreadsheet.
Upload new OneDrive files to Google Cloud Storage
Every time a new file is added to your OneDrive account, Make will automatically upload it to a Google Cloud Storage bucket. If the file exceeds the specified size limit, the object will be compressed before the upload.
Boost Efficiency: Automate File Compression with Archive on Make
Use Make to connect Archive with your apps. Automatically compress heavy files, unpack incoming ZIP archives, and optimize storage limits to run faster, automated file workflows.
Save cloud storage space
Automatically compress large files into ZIP archives before uploading them to your cloud storage platforms.
Automate file unpacking
Instantly extract incoming ZIP files so your workflows can process the contents without manual intervention.
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Speed up file transfers
Group and compress multiple documents or datasets into a single archive to make sharing and transferring faster.
Set smart compression limits
Automatically compress files only when they exceed specific size limits to optimize your storage and bandwidth.
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