Connect CNPJá integrations
Extract instant Brazilian company registration profiles and tax statuses by connecting CNPJá to Make. Linking this look-up service to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly populate CRM records, verify active state registrations, and pull aerial location maps. Sign up for a free account today to configure your first automated compliance pipeline.
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Automate your workflows by integrating CNPJá with Make
Connect CNPJá to Make to automatically enrich your CRM, archive registration certificates to your cloud storage, and verify partner status in real time using automated workflows.
Instant CRM enrichment
Automatically update your CRM with accurate Brazilian company details the moment a new lead enters a CNPJ.
Automatic certificate archiving
Generate official PDF registration certificates and automatically save them directly to your cloud storage.
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Code-free database integration
Connect CNPJá's rich business data to over a thousand apps without writing a single line of code.
Real-time partner verification
Instantly check the active registration status of new suppliers or partners during your onboarding workflows.
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