Connect PandaDoc and Airtable
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Connect PandaDoc and Airtable with Make. Automate manual tasks, sync real-time data, and build more efficient workflows.
Create an Airtable record from a completed PandaDoc document
This template allows you to save the information from completed PandaDoc documents as Airtable records. You can schedule the scenario to run as you need but adjust the first filter ("only the most recent") accordingly. For example, if it runs once a day, only documents modified in the last 24 hours should pass the filter.
Send a PandaDoc offer letter or rejection Email (+add applicant to Mailchimp) from an updated Airtable record
The template works with the following Airtable base. The scenario is triggered when the 'Final status' field is updated. To achieve that, we created the 'Last modified 2' field of type 'Last modified time' and chose to watch updates in the 'Final status' field only. Use this template to automatically send a PandaDoc offer letter to accepted job applicants and an Email message to rejected applicants (and add them to Mailchimp as subscribers).
Send an offer letter to a candidate or a rejection mail automatically
This template uses this Airtable base and is the second part of this template. If 'accepted' is selected as the Final status in the base, a contract is sent to the candidate, if rejected, an email is sent and the candidate is added to a Mailchimp list.
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