Connect Ozy Approvals integrations
Orchestrate your team's document approvals by integrating Ozy Approvals with Make to keep operations moving forward. Linking this workflow automation tool to your daily tech stack lets you instantly route submission requests, track ticket progress, and receive alerts if SLAs are breached. Sign up for free today to configure your first automated sign-off route.
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Automate Ozy Approvals with Make to speed up your team workflows
Connect Ozy Approvals with Make to automate your processes. Instantly trigger approval workflows, send instant team alerts, track deadlines automatically, and sync critical data across all your favorite business apps.
Automate approval triggers
Instantly launch approval workflows in Ozy Approvals whenever a form is submitted, a deal is closed, or a document is uploaded in your other apps.
Smarter SLA tracking
Automatically send follow-up reminders or escalate requests if an approval step takes longer than your defined time limit.
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Real-time team notifications
Keep your team updated by automatically sending Slack or email notifications the moment an approval is requested, approved, or denied.
Effortless reporting and records
Send approved data directly to Google Sheets, databases, or your CRM to keep your records updated without manual data entry.
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