Connect iAuditor integrations
Enforce workspace safety protocols and field inspections by automating iAuditor to instantly log hazards and manage checklist reports. Connecting this inspection platform to our workflow automation tool lets you trigger instant follow-up actions, dispatch alerts to site managers, and update databases. Sign up today to establish your first digital safety pipeline.
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Automate your iAuditor tasks. Connect inspection data with your favorite apps to simplify your daily operations.
Upload modified iAuditor inspection reports to OneDrive
Make will watch your iAuditor inspections at regular intervals and upload reports of these inspections to a specified folder in OneDrive.
Send the iAuditor inspection reports to Gmail
Make will watch your modified iAuditor inspections at regular intervals and send emails with attached inspection reports via Gmail.
Create Evernote notes from modified iAuditor inspections
Make will watch your iAuditor inspections at regular intervals and create Evernote notes with attached reports of these inspections.
Connect iAuditor with Make to automate your inspection workflows
Connect iAuditor to Make to automate your inspection reports. Automatically sync data to Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, Gmail, and Evernote. Keep your team updated in real time without manual data entry.
Automated report backups
Automatically upload your completed inspection reports to Google Drive, OneDrive, or Dropbox without any manual effort.
Simplified record keeping
Automatically organize your inspection details and reports in Evernote to keep your notes and audits in one place.
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Instant email distribution
Ensure stakeholders receive reports immediately by automatically emailing them via Gmail as soon as an inspection is updated.
Hands-free data syncing
Eliminate the need to manually copy and move files by letting Make handle your post-inspection workflows in the background.
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