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Capture website leads, book client appointments, and accept payments in real time by connecting ArtiBot.ai to Make. Linking your free chatbot to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly export conversation logs, updated contact profiles, and transaction data. Sign up for a free account today to start routing your website conversational data.
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Supercharge Your Lead Generation: Integrate ArtiBot.ai with Make
Connect ArtiBot.ai to Make to automatically sync leads to your CRM, send instant notifications to your team, update calendars, and process payments instantly. Keep your business running 24/7.
Automated CRM Syncing
Instantly send leads captured by your chatbot to your favorite CRM, keeping your sales pipeline updated without manual data entry.
Streamlined Payment Tracking
Connect Stripe payments collected by your chatbot directly to your accounting software for hands-free invoicing.
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Real-Time Team Notifications
Alert your team on Slack, Microsoft Teams, or SMS the moment a new lead chats or books an appointment.
Expanded Calendar Integrations
Sync booked appointments with Outlook, iCloud, or team-specific calendars beyond the native Google Calendar setup.
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