Connect Eventzilla integrations
Run your corporate conferences and ticketing pages by linking Eventzilla with Make. Connecting this event engine to other databases lets you instantly update attendee details, sync tickets, and track transactions. Connect registrations with over 3,000 integration apps to log check-ins in your CRM. Sign up today to start building your first event pipeline.

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Connect Eventzilla with Make to Automate Your Entire Event Workflow
Connect Eventzilla to Make to instantly sync attendee data with your CRM, send instant team alerts, and automate post-event follow-ups. Save valuable time and eliminate manual data entry to focus on hosting great events.
Automated attendee syncing
Instantly add new Eventzilla registrants to your CRM or email marketing platform without any manual data entry.
Simplified financial tracking
Automatically send event sales and revenue data straight to your accounting software or Google Sheets.
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Real-time team notifications
Keep your team in the loop by sending instant Slack or Discord alerts the moment a new ticket is sold.
Effortless follow-up campaigns
Trigger personalized post-event feedback surveys or attendance certificates to your guests as soon as the event ends.
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