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Route your business calls, SMS campaigns, and chat alerts by connecting 8x8 with Make. Linking your communication platform to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly log call records, dispatch bulk text updates, and sync active contact profiles in real time. Register for a free account today to coordinate your team's customer outreach.
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Transform your communications: Key benefits of integrating 8x8 with Make
Connect 8x8 to your daily tools using Make. Automatically sync call logs, send instant missed call alerts, and trigger post-call follow-ups to keep your team productive and your customers engaged.
Automated call activity logging
Automatically sync 8x8 call logs, recordings, and text messages directly to your CRM or spreadsheets without manual data entry.
Seamless contact synchronization
Keep your contact lists updated across 8x8 and all your other business tools automatically so your team always has the right info.
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Instant missed call notifications
Receive immediate alerts in your team chat apps like Slack or Microsoft Teams whenever you miss an important 8x8 call or receive a voicemail.
Automated post-call follow-ups
Trigger instant email or SMS follow-ups as soon as an 8x8 call ends to keep your clients engaged without delay.
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