Connect BeLazy integrations
Route incoming translation jobs automatically by connecting BeLazy to your business management systems on Make. Linking this translation middleware to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly accept vendor opportunities, sync project files, and trigger delivery notifications. Register for free today to build your first automated translation pipeline.

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Connect BeLazy to Make and automate your translation workflows. Sync project data, reduce manual tasks, and save valuable time.
Add a new record to Google Sheets about a new project in BeLazy and upload files to Google Drive
When a new project is approved, data of the project are stored in a Google Sheets spreadsheet and the files are uploaded to Google Drive. If the file is bigger than 50MB, the e-mail with the notification about this issue is sent to Gmail.
Synchronize BeLazy account upon request from Gmail
When a new e-mail is received and meets specified criteria, a specified connection in BeLazy is synchronized.
Supercharge BeLazy with Make: Powerful Automation and Integrations
By connecting BeLazy with Make, you can automate translation file archiving, trigger inbox-based syncs, and get instant error alerts. Keep your business databases in sync with zero manual hassle.
Automatic file and data archiving
Instantly log approved translation projects in spreadsheets and save associated files to cloud storage without manual uploading.
Smart error alerts
Set up automatic email notifications to alert your team immediately when a project file exceeds size limits.
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Email-triggered synchronization
Trigger account updates and project syncs in BeLazy directly from your inbox using simple email filters.
Seamless multi-app workflows
Connect your translation management system with tools like CRMs, CMSs, and databases to keep all your business platforms in sync.
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