Connect QuickCapture integrations
Transmit field data and location tracks instantly by automating QuickCapture with Make. Connecting your mobile survey coordinates to over 3,000 integration apps lets you update database records, dispatch team notifications, and sync GIS datasets in real time. Register your free account today to configure your first automated mapping pipeline.
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Connect QuickCapture to your favorite apps using Make. Automate your data collection and optimize your daily workflows.
Send an email via Microsoft 365 Email from a new project event in QuickCapture
Every time a new event appears in your project in QuickCapture, a new email will be instantly sent via Microsoft 365 Email.
Add a new row to a Microsoft 365 Excel worksheet from a new project event in QuickCapture
When a new event is recorded in your project in QuickCapture, the data are sent to your Microsoft 365 Excel worksheet.
Send an email from a new project event in QuickCapture
Every time a new event appears in your project in QuickCapture, a new email will be instantly sent.
Connect QuickCapture and Make to Automate Your Field Workflows
Connect QuickCapture with Make to instantly send field data to Google Sheets, trigger real-time notifications, and link your office tools. Automate your workflows without writing code to respond to incidents faster.
Real-time team notifications
Automatically alert your team via email the moment a new field observation is captured.
Seamless office tool integration
Connect your field GIS data with everyday business apps like Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace.
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Automated spreadsheet logging
Instantly send captured field data to Google Sheets or Excel without any manual data entry.
Faster incident response
Trigger immediate workflows when critical field events are recorded to resolve issues quickly.
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