Connect Navan integrations
Regulate your company's business travel and corporate spending by integrating Navan with Make. Linking your expense dashboard to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly approve booking requests, compile transaction logs, and sync payment data directly with your ERP. Register for a free account today to secure your finance pipelines.
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Supercharge your business by integrating Navan with Make
Connect Navan with Make to automate expense tracking, sync employee profiles, and get real-time travel updates. Eliminate manual data entry and keep your budget tracked automatically.
Automated expense tracking
Automatically sync Navan expense data with your accounting software to eliminate manual data entry and human error.
Real-time travel notifications
Keep your team updated by sending instant Slack or email alerts whenever a new trip is booked or modified.
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Seamless employee onboarding
Automatically create or update Navan user profiles whenever details change in your HR system.
Centralized receipt collection
Automatically forward receipts from your emails or cloud storage straight into Navan to keep your records organized.
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What is a module?
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What is mapping?
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.