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Orchestrate custom AI-powered web applications and code-free chatbots by integrating Pickaxe with Make. Linking these customized prompts with our AI automation tool lets you instantly retrieve chat histories, sync training documents, and provision user access groups in real time. Create your free account today to start integrating no-code AI tools.

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Discover the Power of Integrating Pickaxe with Make to Automate Workflows
Integrating Pickaxe with Make allows you to automatically train AI models, instantly distribute content, and automate user onboarding. Sync data across your apps to optimize your workflows and scale your business.
Automate AI model training
Automatically sync new documents from Google Drive or Notion to Pickaxe to keep your custom AI models continuously updated.
Hands-free user onboarding
Connect Pickaxe with your payment gateway to automatically set up new users and assign AI products when they make a purchase.
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Seamless content distribution
Instantly send AI-generated copy and images from Pickaxe to your website, blog, or social media platforms.
Instant feedback alerts
Send user feedback and AI response data straight to Slack or your CRM to monitor application performance in real time.
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