Connect Hotmart integrations
Commercialize your online courses, e-books, and digital subscriptions globally by automating Hotmart with Make. Linking this global creator platform with our workflow automation tool lets you instantly manage subscriber purchases, coordinate client refunds, and update student records in real time. Register for free today to build your first automated seller pipeline.
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Supercharge Your Sales: Automate Hotmart with Make Integration
Connect Hotmart with Make to automate your student onboarding, sync customer data, and trigger real-time notifications. Run your online business efficiently without manual tasks.
Automated Student Onboarding
Instantly add new Hotmart buyers to your email marketing lists, CRM, or community platforms the moment they make a purchase.
Hands-Free Invoice Generation
Automatically generate and send tax invoices using your preferred accounting tool as soon as Hotmart processes a payment.
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Real-Time Sales Notifications
Keep your team motivated and informed by sending instant updates to Slack, Discord, or WhatsApp whenever a new sale is made.
Accurate Customer Data Syncing
Keep your Google Sheets or CRM up to date automatically with every new registration, refund, or subscription renewal on Hotmart.
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