Connect Flaree integrations
Commend your distributed team's achievements by connecting Flaree to automate recognition cards, milestones, and peer nominations. Linking this app to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly transfer points, trigger custom badges, and update leaderboards. Register on Make today to start automating your recognition programs.
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Boost Team Recognition: Integrate and Automate Flaree with Make
By integrating Flaree with Make, you can automate employee milestone celebrations, sync recognition data directly to your database, and share team wins across your favorite communication channels.
Celebrate milestones automatically
Connect your HR system or team calendar to Flaree to automatically send kudos on employee birthdays and work anniversaries.
Streamline new hire onboarding
Automatically create Flaree accounts for new team members the moment they are added to your HR platform.
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Reward wins in real time
Trigger instant kudos in Flaree whenever your team closes a deal in your CRM or completes a major project.
Centralize your recognition data
Automatically export Flaree engagement metrics and kudos history to your favorite spreadsheet or database for easy reporting.
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Mapping links the modules in your scenario. When you map an item, you connect the data retrieved by one module to another module to perform the desired action. For example, you can map email addresses and subject lines to create a spreadsheet using this data.