Connect Qwilr integrations
Forge interactive web proposals and quotes using Qwilr to replace outdated static documents. Linking this workflow automation tool to your sales stack lets you instantly generate documents from CRM deals, track real-time viewer engagement, and collect secure payments. Sign up for a free Make account today to accelerate your team's deal velocity.

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Connect Qwilr with your favorite apps using Make. Automate proposal creation, sync data, and simplify your sales workflows.
Add Google Sheets rows for new pages accepted in your Qwilr
Every time a new page is accepted in your Qwilr, Make will automatically add a row in your Google Sheets sheet. Here's the sheet used in this scenario.
Add Microsoft 365 Excel worksheet row for new pages accepted in Qwilr
Every time a new page is accepted in your Qwilr, Make will add a worksheet row in your Microsoft 365 Excel. Here's the worksheet used in this scenario.
Create Slack messages for new pages accepted in your Qwilr
Every time a new page is accepted in your Qwilr, Make will automatically create a message in your Slack.
Boost productivity: Integrate and automate Qwilr with Make
Connect Qwilr to Make to automate proposal creation, notify teams instantly, and update databases. Connect your favorite tools to run your sales and post-signature workflows automatically.
Instant team notifications
Automatically alert your team in Slack or Telegram the moment a client accepts a proposal to keep everyone aligned.
Seamless project handoffs
Instantly create records in Airtable when proposals are signed so your team can start working on deliverables right away.
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Hands-free sales logging
Automatically record newly accepted proposals in Google Sheets or Excel to eliminate manual data entry.
Automated proposal creation
Connect Qwilr to your CRM via Make to generate personalized web-based proposals automatically as deals progress.
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