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Automate SimplyPrint with Make - visual no-code scenarios for your print farm

With the SimplyPrint + Make integration (formerly Integromat), you can connect SimplyPrint to 2,000+ apps and build automated scenarios with a visual, drag-and-drop builder. Slack, Google Sheets, Discord, Gmail, Airtable, Notion, HubSpot, Shopify, WhatsApp, and everything in between.

Make scenarios are visual flowcharts: a trigger fires, data flows through modules you wire up on a canvas, and every step is inspectable. It's a middle ground between Zapier's one-step-at-a-time simplicity and a full code engine - powerful routers, iterators and error handlers, without writing any JavaScript.

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How you'll connect (once the app clears review)

The SimplyPrint app for Make is built and currently under review on Make's side. Once it's live in the Make app directory, connecting will only take a couple of minutes - the steps further down this page show how it will work.

What you can build

• Print finished -> post to Slack, log to Sheets, charge the customer via Stripe.
• Print failed -> open a Linear issue, notify the operator on Discord, pause the queue.
• Spare part stock runs low -> email the supplier, create a draft order, post in #procurement.
• New queue item approved -> assign to the least-busy printer, DM the submitter, start the print.
• Daily at 08:00 -> pull yesterday's print stats from SimplyPrint and post a morning digest to the team channel.

• Visual drag-and-drop scenarios - no code required
• 2,000+ apps, from Slack to HubSpot to Shopify
• Triggers: print finished, print failed, AI failure detected, queue events and more
• Actions: start a print, add to queue, send gcode, update queue items, adjust filament
• Routers, iterators, error handlers for complex workflows
• Billed per operation, not per scenario run