Connect Ecologi integrations
Sponsor verified carbon offsets and tree planting automatically by connecting Ecologi to Make. Linking this climate action platform with over 3,000 integration apps lets you trigger habitat restoration from new store orders and retrieve real-time impact data. Sign up for a free account today to activate your first ecological workflow.

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Automate Your Environmental Impact by Connecting Ecologi with Make
Connect Ecologi with Make to automate your environmental action. Automatically plant trees, offset carbon, and sync sustainability data across your business apps with every new sale or milestone.
Automate eco-funding with every sale
Automatically plant trees or offset carbon in Ecologi whenever a customer completes a purchase on your e-commerce platform.
Streamline sustainability tracking
Instantly sync your impact data from Ecologi to spreadsheets or team chat apps to keep your sustainability reports updated.
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Link green rewards to any business milestone
Trigger climate action in Ecologi when you close a deal in your CRM, sign up a new subscriber, or complete a project.
Create custom rules for environmental impact
Use Make’s filters to plant more trees or fund specific projects based on the size or value of a customer's action.
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