Connect Trainual integrations
Formalize your company's training playbooks and standard operating procedures by connecting Trainual to Make. Linking your training hub to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly assign onboarding subjects, update user roles, and track course completions in real time. Create your free account today to align your team's training workflows.
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Maximize Team Efficiency: Integrate and Automate Trainual with Make
Use Make to integrate Trainual with your existing apps. Automatically onboarding new hires, syncing critical documents, and updating task management tools will save hours of manual work.
Automated employee onboarding
Automatically invite new hires to Trainual and assign them training materials the moment they are added to your HR software.
Seamless document syncing
Automatically update your Trainual training manuals whenever you make changes to SOPs in Google Docs or Notion.
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Real-time progress updates
Instantly notify managers in Slack or Microsoft Teams when a team member completes a critical training module or fails a quiz.
Connected task management
Create actionable tasks in tools like Trello or Asana when new training subjects are assigned or need review.
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What is a module?
Modules are the main building blocks of automation in Make. Modules represent actions that Make performs with an app, like creating, updating, or deleting data.
What is mapping?
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