Connect QuickChart integrations
Plot your data into static charts and QR codes instantly by automating QuickChart on Make. Connecting this image generation service with over 3,000 integration apps allows you to auto-populate customer emails, insert graphs into PDFs, and sync dashboard metrics in real time. Create your free Make account now to design your first automated reporting pipeline.
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Automate your visual reports by connecting QuickChart with Make. Generate charts automatically and share them across your business apps.
Performance Management - Reminder and Individual Performance Generation 2/3
In the second scenario, reminders are sent for those team members whose reviews have not been completed yet. For those reviews that have been completed, a report with a visual chart are created and sent to the manager on Slack. This template works with this Google Doc template: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wf0N0KfWqnsDgI96MYfpxBZpC--cVh9NVYdaju-N3as/edit?usp=sharing and this QuickChart: https://quickchart.io/chart/render/zm-6ac62add-a5e2-49aa-93ee-f3138962e196
Performance Management - Team Performance Generation 3/3
The third scenario compiles the team's overall rating graph, the team’s comparative KPI ratings graph, and the individual KPI ratings graphs. Please use the Google Docs template for this scenario to work correctly. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jSVNxntn261zk0Zb05BcRJHI_1S8EVJAxU5qvi9WGos/edit?usp=sharing
Convert your Mailchimp campaign report with QuickChart and email to your team
Easily transform Mailchimp campaign data using QuickChart, then share insightful visual reports with your team via email for better marketing strategies and results.
Automate Your Visual Reporting by Integrating QuickChart and Make
By integrating QuickChart with Make, you can instantly turn raw data into visual charts. Automatically share real-time reports across Slack, email, or Google Docs to keep your team aligned and track performance without manual work.
Automated visual reporting
Automatically turn raw data from tools like Mailchimp or databases into clear, visual charts without any manual effort.
Multi-channel sharing
Deliver your custom charts directly to where your team works, whether that is over Slack, Telegram, email, or embedded in Google Docs.
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Real-time chart generation
Generate up-to-the-minute charts instantly as soon as new data, such as financial updates or performance metrics, is received.
Streamlined performance tracking
Combine employee KPI data and feedback to automatically create and send visual performance reviews directly to managers.
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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.